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aus dem Bundesverband
Mittwoch, 10. Juni 2026, 10.00 - 11.00 Uhr (online)
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT-concern, it has become a strategic priority for every museum and organisation working with digital collections, cultural heritage, and sensitive data. In this webinar, we will explore the essential principles of staying secure in an increasingly digital environment and discuss the key risks that organisations face today.
We will also look at how AI is transforming the cybersecurity landscape. From new, AI‑driven threats that evolve faster than ever, to powerful defensive tools that help organisations detect, prevent, and respond to attacks more effectively. You’ll gain practical insights, real‑world examples, and clear guidance on how to strengthen your museum’s digital resilience.
Meet the speakers
Natalie Fransen
Natalie is a cybersecurity advisor and community builder at DEN with a background in the cultural heritage sector. After spending five years working in a museum environment, she developed a strong understanding of the challenges organisations face in managing and protecting digital collections. This experience now supports her work in helping organisations strengthen their digital resilience and navigate emerging security risks. Natalie values clear communication, practical solutions and collaboration and she enjoys bringing people together to share knowledge and learn from one another.
Pascale Stomp
Pascale is an advisor at DEN working on AI, cultural data, data-driven working, and immersive technology. She studied History and went on to complete a master's in Cultural Data & AI, one of the first to graduate from that programme. Her background gives her a unique perspective on the intersection of cultural heritage and emerging technology. She believes AI in the cultural sector is most valuable when it's used thoughtfully, and that's what drives most of what she does at DEN.
Practical information
Participation in the NEMO Webinar is free of charge, but registration is mandatory. The webinar is limited to 200 participants on a first come, first serve basis. Register now for the chance of joining the NEMO Webinar and gaining practical guidance of bringing a project idea into a successful proposal and tips on accessing EU funding through cross-border collaboration.
Accessibility: The recorded version will be published on YouTube, where it is possible to use automatic closed captions/subtitles.
Webinar language: English