Dorothea Olig
Senior Marketing Manager
Dorothea Olig is Senior Marketing Manager at SECUINFRA and responsible for all marketing-related topics – both onsite and offsite.
She has many years of experience in online marketing management and product management from various industries.
She uses her passion for creative ideas and data-driven decisions to develop and implement effective marketing strategies for sustainable corporate success.
The digital world offers enormous opportunities - but also harbors risks, especially for young people. This makes it all the more important to accompany children and young people not only technically, but above all media-competently, self-confidently and responsibly on their way through everyday digital life. It is precisely out of this conviction that SECUINFRA GmbH is involved as a partner of Digitale Helden gGmbH.
The turn of the year is more than a symbolic new start - it is a moment of reflection, reorientation and a conscious look ahead. 2026 stands for progress, resilience and responsibility in a digital world where threats are developing faster than ever before.
The year is drawing to a close - a good time to pause, look back and look ahead at the same time. 2025 was characterized by high dynamics, growing technological complexity and a security situation that demanded clarity, resilience and reliability from organizations more than ever before.
On December 12, 2025, we came together at SECUINFRA in Frankfurt am Main to end the year together at our Christmas party - with room for retrospection, recognition and personal interaction.
The Threat Analyst Summit 2025 in Taipei was once again the hotspot for international cyber threat intelligence and APT research - and SECUINFRA was right in the middle of it. Represented by our DFIR specialist Felix Rothe, we were not only able to impress at a technical level, but also maintain valuable contacts and establish new partnerships.
With the entry into force of the EU regulation DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), it is clear that the digital resilience of financial companies is no longer an optional extra - it is mandatory. From 2025, banks, insurance companies and other regulated financial service providers will have to meet stricter requirements for cyber security, incident management and IT risk management. But how can these requirements be implemented efficiently without suffocating operational efforts?
The requirements for effective IT security are increasing rapidly - especially for companies, authorities and public institutions. Against this backdrop, we at SECUINFRA have entered into a strategic partnership with DS DATA SYSTEMS GmbH with one goal in mind: to make organizations of all sizes more resilient to modern cyber attacks and to provide them with a fully integrated, auditable security ecosystem.
Edge devices have long been an integral part of modern IT infrastructures - powerful, flexible and can be used anywhere. However, it is precisely these strengths that make them the Achilles' heel of corporate security. A recent specialist article impressively describes how an attack on an edge system can lead to complete compromise in just six days - undetected, efficient and destructive.
On November 19, 2025, SECUINFRA was represented at the meet@h-da career fair at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. We look back with enthusiasm on a successful day at the fair.
As it does every year in the fall, the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has published its latest "Situation Report on IT Security in Germany 2025". Once again, the conclusion is clear: there is no all-clear, as the IT security situation remains tense despite individual successes.