Free webinar · Thursday 26 November 2026
Is your backup the attacker's first target?
Five steps to secure it – and prove it under NIS2
For organisations in Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
Why attend
28%
The confidence gap
90% of IT, security and risk leaders say they can recover from a cyber incident within their RTO. Among organisations hit by ransomware, only 28% recovered all affected data.
Veeam Data Trust and Resilience Report 2026, 900+ senior IT, security and risk leaders
Art. 21
NIS2 names backup
NIS2 lists business continuity, such as backup management and disaster recovery, among the cybersecurity risk-management measures. The webinar shows how to put that into practice – and how to document it. In Norway, the Digital Security Act (digitalsikkerhetsloven) applies.
AI
A shorter attack window
AI shortens the time from patch to exploit. Layered recovery – rapid snapshots, local immutable backups and off-site isolated vaults – is becoming a continuity requirement.
Codeex assessment
What you will see – live
FOCUS 1 · OBJECT FIRST
Protect the backup
An administrator tries to delete a restore point and is refused. A port scan triggers a honeypot alert – and what happens next.
FOCUS 2 · VEEAM
Recover with confidence
Recovery testing as a routine. Restore a file, and start a critical server directly from the backup.
FOCUS 3 · CODEEX
Operate and prove it
What NIS2 in Denmark and Sweden – and the Digital Security Act in Norway – asks of backup and recovery, a copy outside the building, a protected backup server – and a checklist for your own setup.
Agenda
| CET | Session | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Welcome: the confidence gap and the shrinking attack window | Nicolai Bentsen, with Jos Maliepaard |
| 10:04 | Focus 1 – Protect the backup (live demo) | Jos Maliepaard, Object First |
| 10:20 | Focus 2 – Recover with confidence (live demo) | Martin Plesner-Jacobsen, Veeam |
| 10:32 | Focus 3 – Operate and prove it, incl. NIS2 and the checklist | Nicolai Bentsen, Codeex |
| 10:43 | Q&A | All three |
| 10:58 | Close: recording, prize quiz and next steps | Nicolai Bentsen |
Speakers
Jos Maliepaard
Sales Engineer, Object First · Veeam Vanguard · Veeam User Group Leader · Object First Ace
Martin Plesner-Jacobsen
Senior System Engineer, Veeam Software
Nicolai Bentsen
Senior Solutions Architect & Head of Compliance and Security, Codeex
Reserve your seat
The webinar is free. After you register, you receive a confirmation e-mail with the calendar invite and the Teams link, and everyone who registers gets the recording afterwards.
Prize quiz*: after the webinar we send five short questions on the content. Live attendees and those who watch the recording can take part until 3 December. *See competition terms
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*Competition terms – prize quiz
- Organiser. Codeex A/S, Vesterlundvej 14, 2. sal, 2730 Herlev, Denmark, CVR 38792288, info@codeex.dk.
- Who can take part. Everyone who registered for the webinar »Is your backup the attacker's first target?« on 26 November 2026, whether they attended live or watched the recording. The competition is open to registrants in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Employees of Codeex, Object First and Veeam cannot take part. One entry per person and one prize per organisation.
- How to take part. The link to the quiz is sent with the recording on 27 November 2026. The quiz has five questions on the webinar's content and one tie-breaker question. It is open until 3 December 2026 at 12:00 CET.
- Winners. The three entries with the most correct answers win. A tie is settled by the estimate closest to the correct answer to the tie-breaker question, and any remaining tie by the earliest submitted entry.
- Prizes. [Prize], value approx. EUR 200 each. Prizes cannot be exchanged for cash. Any tax on a prize is the winner's responsibility. Employees in the public sector should check their organisation's rules on accepting gifts before taking part.
- Announcement. Winners are notified by e-mail on 4 December 2026 and named by first name and company in an e-mail to all registrants. Winners are named on LinkedIn only if they agree. If a winner has not replied by [date], a new winner is chosen by the same rules.
- Personal data. The quiz form collects name, e-mail, company and your answers, and asks for your consent to enter. We use them only to run the competition; winners are asked for a delivery address. The data is deleted when the prizes have been delivered and is not used for marketing unless you have opted in separately. Privacy policy