Webinar for CCFL members
Pour a coffee. We need to talk about your company's security.
Anthony Poullain and Roman Pikuza on how companies can protect themselves from cyberattacks and keep control of their IT, from laptops and phones to servers and admin accounts.
Anthony PoullainPresident, CCFL
Roman PikuzaSenior Business Developer, MWT Solutions Baltics
What this webinar is about
This webinar is about one practical question: how does a company defend itself against a cyberattack? Anthony Poullain and Roman Pikuza look at it from the management side: what to protect first, who decides when something happens, how quickly the company can react, and how to check that its defences actually work.
A large part of the answer is knowing what you own. Every laptop, phone, server and admin account is a possible way in, and not every company can say how many it has. The session shows how ManageEngine tools help IT teams see and manage every endpoint, keep it patched, control access and spot an attack early. NIS2 and ISO 27001 come up where they matter: as the rules clients and regulators will hold you to.
- When
- Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 11:00 Vilnius time
- Where
- Online
- For
- CCFL members
- Topics
- Cybersecurity, endpoint and IT asset management, incident response, NIS2 and ISO 27001
Eight questions. Asked out loud, for once.
The ones people ask each other over coffee, but rarely put to their IT team.
Are we too small to be a target?
Why attackers go after mid-sized companies too, and what usually makes them an easy one.
How would an attack on us actually start?
Usually with an email, a reused password or a missed update. The most common ways in, explained without the jargon.
Do we know every device that connects to our network?
Laptops, phones, servers, and the ones nobody registered. You can't protect what you can't see.
We have ISO 27001. Does that cover us?
Where ISO 27001:2022 overlaps with NIS2, and the gaps the regulator will still look for.
What happens to me personally if it goes wrong?
Fines up to €10M or 2% of turnover, and the power to disqualify directors. What the Lithuanian law puts on the board.
If we're hit on a Friday night, who calls whom?
24 hours for the early warning, 72 for the report. What has to be in place before it happens.
IT says we're fine. How would I actually know?
The reports a board should see on devices, admin access and incidents, and how to get them.
Are we paying for licences nobody uses?
How to find unused software and contracts, and move that money into security.
Who is talking
Anthony Poullain
President, French-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
Anthony Poullain is a French serial entrepreneur based in Vilnius, Lithuania. He runs a consulting firm, and diversified his investments in Real Estate, Startups, Defense.
As President of the French-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce, Anthony is actively involved in strengthening bilateral economic relations and connecting entrepreneurs, institutions and business communities. Combining local insight with international experience, he helps decision-makers reduce uncertainty, build trusted relationships and transform market opportunities into practical business projects.
He also serves as local representative for "Le Souvenir Français," an association in charge of protecting and preserving French Remembrance in Lithuania.
Roman Pikuza
Senior Business Developer, MWT Solutions Baltics
Business developer with over 10 years of experience in web and mobile application testing, Roman ensures that IT management solutions like Log360 deliver flawless performance, security, and user experience. Certified in ISTQB and skilled in Agile practices, he helps organizations achieve reliable, high-performing tools that meet business needs.
At MWT Solutions Baltics, ManageEngine's distributor for Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, he works with companies across the region on choosing and rolling out IT management and security tools. He has hosted MWT Solutions webinars for the Baltic market, including the IT Express session on Mobile Device Manager Plus.