This year’s jubilee 20th Croatian Security Days, held from 14 to 16 October at the Hotel Ambasador in Opatija, will host leading experts in corporate and cyber security. Within the rich programme, particular attention goes to the talk by Marko Vasić, Business Development Manager (Adriatic) at Hanwha Vision Europe, who under the title “Hanwha Vision: Now You See” will analyse the key challenges the new European regulatory wave poses for the industry.
The security technology world is at a turning point. While artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced visual analytics open unprecedented possibilities for proactive protection of facilities and processes, they also raise the question of how these systems comply with the rigorous legislative frameworks of the European Union. Regulations such as the NIS2 Directive, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) are transforming how companies must approach the design, implementation and maintenance of their security systems.
These pressing topics will be addressed by Marko Vasić, an experienced expert who leads business development for the Adriatic region at Hanwha Vision Europe.
Proactive protection in an era of strict regulation
In the talk “Hanwha Vision: Now You See”, Vasić will introduce conference participants to the concept of proactive visual intelligence, technology that no longer serves only for passive recording and post-incident forensics, but actively recognises threats and anomalies in real time. The talk will also stress that such advanced solutions must be fully “secure by design” and aligned with new legal obligations.
- Cyber resilience (NIS2 and CRA): How can we ensure that video surveillance systems, as an integral part of the IT networks of critical entities, do not become an entry point for cyber attacks? Vasić will explain how Hanwha Vision builds the highest cyber security standards into its devices, meeting strict supply chain resilience criteria.
- Responsible use of AI (AI Act): As the AI Act classifies and restricts the use of certain technologies (such as biometrics and behaviour analysis), the talk will offer clear guidance on using smart analytics in a lawful, transparent and ethical way without compromising the level of security.
The leading event for corporate security
For two decades, Croatian Security Days has been the central meeting place for security managers, decision makers and technology leaders in the region. The participation of global leaders such as Hanwha Vision confirms the importance of this event in shaping trends and raising standards across the security industry.
Marko Vasić’s talk is an excellent opportunity for all participants, from heads of corporate security to IT professionals, to learn first-hand how to navigate the complex landscape of new regulations and turn legal obligations into a competitive advantage.
For more on the programme, speakers and conditions of participation at Croatian Security Days, visit the official website: www.danisigurnosti.hr
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