The media are increasingly reporting on the growing threat of cyber attacks on companies, although the number of unreported cases is probably still considerable. The risk of being hit by a cyber attack is omnipresent.

But how can you prepare for day X? What measures should be defined in advance and how can the risks be minimised in the event of a crisis? What impact can a targeted cyberattack have on a company's liquidity, for example, and how can solvency be ensured?

Companies should address these and similar questions in order to prepare for cyber attacks and remain capable of acting if the worst comes to the worst.

The Fraud Prevention working group of the VDT's Cash & Liquidity division provides answers to these questions and recommendations for prevention in this online event on the topic of "Treasury emergency plan".