July 16, 2026 ● 16:00 EET / 15:00 CET ● Free Webinar
NIS2 and DORA are changing the way organizations approach cybersecurity, risk management, and operational resilience. Whether you are part of a critical infrastructure operator, a financial institution, a technology provider, or an SME supporting regulated sectors, with NIS2 emphasizing the role of supply chain, asking also for vendors' compliance, understanding how to establish effective access controls and governance is becoming increasingly important.
This webinar will explore how Identity Management can serve as a practical foundation for stronger cybersecurity, improved audit readiness, and compliance with evolving regulatory requirements. Through real-world examples and implementation experience, you will gain actionable insights that can be applied regardless of your organization's size or maturity level.
Understand what the new regulations require in practice and which cybersecurity controls organizations are expected to implement.
Learn how Identity Management helps organizations strengthen access governance, reduce risk, and improve accountability.
Discover practical approaches that enable both SMEs and larger organizations to meet compliance requirements efficiently.
Gain practical lessons, common pitfalls, and implementation strategies from Identity Management projects across different industries.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Ivan Pepelov
CEO @ IDVKM
This webinar is designed for business leaders, IT managers, cybersecurity professionals, compliance officers, and digital transformation teams looking to strengthen their organization's cybersecurity posture and prepare for evolving regulatory requirements. It is particularly relevant for SMEs and mid-sized companies operating in or supplying critical sectors such as energy, healthcare, finance, transport, manufacturing, digital services, and public administration.
We will discuss topics related to whether and how NIS2 affects companies that are not directly classified as critical infastructure. We will also discuss what access-control requirements are most relevant for SMEs and, of course, whether Identity Management can help reduce compliance effort and audit burden. We will also discuss why Identity Management is relevant to DORA on top of NIS2 and which requirements can Identity Management directly support.
What is IAM and how it helps your company's internal processes? How can smaller organisations get started? These and other questions will be answered live on July 16!
Organizers
ICT Cluster Bulgaria is a leading business network supporting the development of the ICT sector and digital economy in Bulgaria. The organisation works to foster innovation, collaboration, and digital transformation across industries through projects, training, and international partnerships.
IDVKM is a leading provider of identity and access management consulting and implementation services, with a focus on Identity Management, Custom Software Development and Agile/Project Management. IDVKM are constantly helping organizations improve their security and compliance.
Owl IDM is a lightweight and transparent Identity Management System designed for organizations that need to manage up to 1500. It streamlines the identity lifecycle, approval workflows, and access attestation, while ensuring compliance with regulations such as NIS2 and DORA. Made in the EU, Owl IDM is available in English, Bulgarian, and German, making it accessible and adaptable across different markets.
InnovationAmp is a European Digital Innovation Hub that supports SMEs and public organisations in their digital and green transitions. It provides access to testing environments, expert guidance, and funding opportunities to help companies innovate and scale.
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