Can KSC Be Implemented in a Week? Free Webinar
As many as 42,000 organizations may be subject to the KSC. Could yours be one of them? A legal counsel and a partner at a digital-law firm explain.
Why will this webinar speed up KSC implementation in your organization?
The webinar will not replace an audit or individual legal consultation. It will give you a first-week framework, priorities for the next 30/60/90 days, and a list of mistakes to avoid – saving you months of work.
Concrete guidance, not generalities
Legal counsel and a cybersecurity lawyer explain how to determine whether your organization is a key or important entity, what obligations the KSC amendment of April 3, 2026 imposes, and what they really mean for organizations in your sector. Concrete framework instead of hours spent decoding regulations on your own.
A ready-made implementation framework
We present a proposed first-week implementation framework (D1–D7): from qualification and management decisions, through appointing the security owner and team, inventorying systems, data and suppliers, risk analysis, incident procedures and a minimum set of controls (MFA, backups, access, suppliers and training), to a 30/60/90-day plan and evidence package.
The most common mistakes and how to avoid them
A concrete list of pitfalls that only surface during an ISMS audit. Each of these mistakes is easy to make in the first week and difficult to undo in the third month – we show you how to avoid them before they become costly audit findings.
What can be achieved in four months
Full technical maturity, resilience testing, a working BCP, complete monitoring and fully organized suppliers – you cannot build these in a week, or even in four months. What can you realistically achieve by October 3, 2026? We answer this during the webinar.
Meet the specialists
who are not afraid to give concrete answers
Specializes in DORA, NIS2, the AI Act, GDPR, and IT/IP contract law. He creates compliance documentation, conducts compliance audits, and prepares organizations for regulator inspections. During the webinar, he answers questions that are landing on legal teams’ desks today: who is covered by KSC, who is responsible, and how to document it formally.
MARCIN SERAFINnPartner at Sterberg law firm. A former public policy manager at Google, he looks at regulations not only through the lens of the provision itself, but also through the goal behind it. He specializes in incidents and digital resilience, advising boards and CISOs on translating NIS2, KSC and GDPR requirements into real actions across systems, processes and responsibilities.n
KSC webinar agenda
- Why is there pressure around KSC deadlines, what is already in force, and what will take effect later?
- Is your organization a key entity, an important entity, or outside the scope of the Act?
- What does “implementing KSC” mean in practice – a proposed first-seven-days framework
- What cannot be done in a week, and what are the six pitfalls organizations commonly fall into?
- Where does law end and everyday security culture begin?
At the end of the webinar, there will be a Q&A session where you can ask your questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
We prepared the webinar for CISOs, CTOs, CSOs, IT directors, compliance teams and board members responsible for implementing the amended KSC. If your organization is a key or important entity – or is still checking its status – the content is tailored to your situation.
The webinar will take place on Microsoft Teams. After signing up, you will receive the meeting link and a calendar invitation by email – add it immediately so you do not miss the date.
Yes. Every participant will receive a link to the recording by email.
Yes. We will send additional materials by email after the webinar. You will receive them as PDFs or download links, ready to use and share with your teams.
Yes. Participation is completely free, with no hidden costs. You receive access to the live webinar, the recording and a set of supporting materials.
Yes. The final part of the webinar is a Q&A session – you can ask Jerzy Muszyński, Marcin Serafin or Maciej Kołtoński directly. If you prefer, you can email your question in advance and we will answer it during the webinar.
Yes. We recommend inviting your legal, IT and security teams – KSC affects all three areas. Each person from your organization should sign up separately to receive the meeting link, recording and materials.