Practical Compliance and Real Security with the D-Seal

When we talk about compliance, too often it becomes a matter of checking boxes rather than truly protecting what matters. The reality is that many organizations meet formal requirements, yet still remain vulnerable to real-world threats.

That’s where practical compliance comes in — taking the rules and turning them into actions that actually strengthen security.

But security on paper is never enough. Real security means addressing the risks we face every day: human errors that open doors, lack of awareness about the sensitivity of business-critical data, weak technical safeguards, and unmanaged risks from suppliers.

With the D-Seal in hand we at Oxygen, try to bridge this gap. We want to turn compliance into something practical, while at the same time ensuring that the protections in place are real, measurable, and effective against actual threats.

By Michael Pedersen, Technical Architect and Security Lead at Oxygen.

Program:
17.00 - 17.15 Welcome from your hosts
17.15 - 17.45 Part one
17.45 - 18.15 Food and friendmaking
18.15 - 19.00 Part two
19.00 Bye

We are going to be at Oxygen's lovely facilities. There is plenty of parking near by.

Please RSVP the day before at noon, but why wait?