Robert SCHISCHKA #01

Digitalisation affects all areas of life – whether as a conscious decision or as the result of processes controlled by others. Unfortunately, we often only realise how dependent this makes us on the permanent availability of the IT infrastructure when this lifeline of the digital society fails.

AUTHOR

Robert Schischka
Studied Business Administration at University of Business Vienna. Many years of experience as a security expert and IT consultant. Since 2003, Director of nic.at, responsible for technical operations, alongside Richard Wein. Since 2008 Head of the Austrian National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT.at). [Photo: © nic.at GmbH]

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