According to Tomas Parnarauskas, CEO of NOD Baltic, organizations today are not grappling with a scarcity of technological resources, but rather a surplus. He notes that new security tools are being implemented at an accelerated rate, making the primary challenge less about selecting new technologies and more about effectively managing the complex array of solutions already in use. These industry insights will be a central focus at the upcoming ESET Security Day, one of Lithuania’s largest cybersecurity conferences.
The event is scheduled for September 10th and is set to convene over 600 attendees, including IT professionals, business leaders, and cybersecurity experts, marking the 12th iteration of the gathering. This year’s conference will be moderated by cybersecurity expert Edvinas Kerza, operating under the theme, “Move Smarter. Stay Secure.” While the industry remains vigilant regarding cyber threats, the conversation is shifting focus.
Parnarauskas suggests that the greatest hurdle facing organizations is not the sheer existence of threats, but rather their overwhelming abundance. The gathering aims to address this complexity, providing a forum for experts to discuss best practices in managing advanced, layered security infrastructures. By concentrating on optimization and governance of existing tools, the conference intends to guide participants toward more efficient and robust defensive strategies in the current technological landscape.
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