Thomas Joos · IT Consulting & Author
Inspiring presentations on digitisation, AI and IT infrastructure
Dates
Where I speak next. The topics are set, and I take enquiries for further dates at any time.
Synology Solution Summit 2026
The first 24 hours after a ransomware attack: restoring operations and reporting under NIS2
Immutable snapshots, WORM storage and separated accounts in a live lab environment, plus the records needed for audit and reporting.
Event pageLeibniz-Sozietät der Wissenschaften zu Berlin
AI strategies for companies
Contribution to the annual conference on artificial intelligence between scientific progress and social responsibility.
XChange Germany 2026
These themes mirror my current publishing focus. Each topic is backed by recent in-depth articles in leading trade publications.
MCP, A2A, ACP – protocols for AI agents in enterprises, multi-model architectures like Perplexity Model Council, autonomous agents like OpenClaw.
NTLM phase-out, dMSA service accounts in Windows Server 2025, AD hardening with open source tools, Identity Fabric in hybrid environments.
Routers as the most critical devices, CISA KEV prioritisation, AI-assisted defence against 22-second attack chains.
Comparison of AWS, Google, Microsoft Sovereign Cloud, EU-US Data Privacy Framework, external key management.
Intune, Unified Endpoint Management, Windows 11 after ESU, BYOD strategies, on-premise devices via Azure Arc.
SAP Joule, BTP Generative AI Hub, process mining with Signavio, governance models for AI in S/4HANA.
Local LLMs like DeepSeek, LLaMA or Mistral, Open WebUI, Apple Silicon and GPU hardware, data sovereignty without cloud dependency.
Migration paths, dMSA, hybrid Exchange architecture combined with Exchange Online, security models.
NIS2, DORA, Zero Trust architecture, Bitkom economic protection, ransomware strategies, supply chain security.
Keynotes: Inspiring opening talks for technical conferences and customer events (30-60 minutes).
Corporate talks: Internal impulse talks for management, supervisory boards or IT departments.
Workshops: Interactive sessions to develop concrete strategies in a small group.
Hosting: Podcast and videocast conversations in the Insider Research series with experts from vendors and research.