OpenKAT aims to monitor, record and analyze the status of information systems. This workshop learns you the basics of OpenKAT: how to set it up, how to create your own reports and setup data. The focus is on getting hands-on practice and get it running yourself.

More and more decisions are made or prepared automatically, with "computer says no" making it really harmful at crucial moments. For many people, it is then unclear whether you have rights and what those rights are. Yet there are steps you can take to successfully fend for yourself. This talk lays out some hacks and will be the presentation of the report 'Computer says no, but the law says yes'.

In security one of the biggest changes will be the fact that on Oct 17th a lot of organisations need to have implemented. A big challenge for many organisations who haven't got a clue. But what do you need to do? And what does that mean?

One of the solutions maybe to take a feline approach to NIS2 and fulfill parts of the compliance needs with OpenKAT. Not just for organisations, but also for software solutions that are used with in the chain.

In this talk the main points of NIS2 will be explained as well as the parts where automation with OpenKAT can make a change.