Workshops & Talks on Sovereign Digital Workplaces
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The EU Cyber Resilience Act makes cybersecurity mandatory for almost every product with digital elements sold in Europe — from IoT devices to software. Timeline, scope, conformity assessment, reporting duties, penalties, and what it means for developers, startups and open-source projects.
A sovereign digital workplace keeps your data, your tooling and your collaboration under your own control — self-hosted, open source, independent of hyperscalers. The talks below explain why; the workshops turn that into practice for your team.
All formats are available on-site or remote, from a half-day session to a multi-day program, tailored to your stack and your risk profile.
The EU AI Act makes AI literacy a legal duty for everyone who uses AI tools (Art. 4, Verordnung (EU) 2024/1689). A one-size-fits-all online course does not satisfy it — you must be able to prove competence.
Our KI-Kompetenz-Training delivers audit-ready, role-based AI literacy: assess → train → prove. It is built on the evaluation-backed approach described in the KI-Kompetenz evaluation guide — measuring and documenting competence instead of just counting course attendance.
Product security is now law. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) makes security obligations mandatory for products with digital elements — conformity assessment, SBOM, vulnerability handling and coordinated disclosure.
This workshop maps CRA duties to your product reality: what counts as a "product with digital elements", which conformity path applies, and how to operationalise vulnerability reporting without drowning in process.
→ Read the Cyber Resilience Act guide
A sovereign workplace that does not trade sovereignty for convenience: self-hosted collaboration built from openDesk Edu (office suite), mailcow (mail) and the sovereign-cloud-stack pattern. Hands-on labs take you from "we depend on a SaaS" to "we run it ourselves".
Combine any of the three tracks into a single program. Typical shapes: