21 April 2026 | 10:00
Online (Microsoft Teams, registration required)

What will we discuss?
– when does a real risk arise and when should it be assessed?
– how should a B2B contract audit be approached step by step?
– what will AI fail to identify that Labour Inspectorate inspectors will examine?
– what are the National Labour Inspectorate’s new powers in practice?
– how should a company prepare for a possible inspection and what rights does it have during the inspection?
– Q&A session.

Speakers:

Paweł Kempa-Dymiński
Senior Manager, Attorney-at-law
He advises employers on the most complex employment law matters, helping them develop employment strategies, handle mobbing and discrimination disputes, and manage relations with trade unions. He supports management boards and HR departments in making decisions of key importance to the organisation.

Natalia Wojciechowska-Chałupińska
Counsel, Attorney-at-law
She supports businesses in matters relating to employment law, contracts and day-to-day business operations, with particular focus on companies operating in the technology sector.

If this topic concerns your contracts and internal processes, this will be 45 minutes very well spent.

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NIS2 incidents will soon become the responsibility of the entire organization, not just the IT department. In this webinar, we demonstrate how to recognize incidents in practice, when the obligation to report them arises, and how to prepare procedures compliant with NIS2 and the new UKSC.

During the meeting, we discuss:

• when the obligation to report an incident actually arises,
• how the NIS2 and RTS incident classification works,
• where the line between an incident and a “regular” technical event is drawn,
• the most common mistakes organizations make and how to avoid them.

The webinar is based on specific examples and short case studies.

Presented by: Paulina Jeziorska, legal counsel, and Zuzanna Prandecka-Walek, legal counsel.

If your organization is preparing to implement NIS2, this webinar will help you organize the key responsibilities and risks associated with incident management.

The post NIS2 and the new UKSC getting closer – Incidents in the light of NIS2 first appeared on Kancelaria LBKP.

Do you provide cloud or ICT services, or are you involved in information security? Then this material is for you.

The video is based on a webinar held on 16 October 2025, during which Paulina Jeziorska and Zuzanna Prandecka-Walek discussed the most important obligations of companies in the IT and new technologies sector resulting from the NIS 2 Directive.

In this material, you will find:

how to check if your company is subject to NIS 2,

how to choose the right risk management measures,

how to classify serious incidents,

how to fulfil your reporting obligations.

No theory – just practice, examples and specific tips for IT, compliance and security teams.

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In this video, Paulina Jeziorska and Zuzanna Prandecka-Walek discuss key aspects of supply chain security management in light of the new requirements of the NIS 2 Directive. You will learn why an unsecured supply chain poses a real risk to your organisation and what steps to take to manage it effectively.

We discuss:

1️⃣ identifying and assessing supplier risk,

2️⃣ key stages of the supplier management process,

3️⃣ tools to facilitate oversight,

4️⃣ minimum documentation and organisational requirements that cannot be overlooked,

5️⃣ where to start so that you are not caught off guard by an incident.

The webinar ‘NIS 2 Amendment to the UKSC – Your supplier, your risk? NIS 2 and supply chain security under the microscope’ provides practical tips and experiences from the implementation of cybersecurity regulations – without dry slides, but with examples and real support for IT, legal, purchasing and management departments.

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Is your organisation ready for the upcoming changes?

During the first webinar in the series, we will explain:

what the NIS 2 Directive and the amended UKSC are,

who is affected by the new obligations,

what sanctions are imposed for non-compliance,

what problems entities implementing the regulations face – all with specific examples from practice.

Speakers:

Paulina Jeziorska – attorney at law, Manager at LBK&P

Zuzanna Prandecka-Walek – attorney at law, Counsel at LBK&P

The experts will share their experience in the field of IT regulations, cybersecurity and CyberSec requirements.

The post NIS 2 and the new UKSC are getting closer – who needs to prepare, when and how? first appeared on Kancelaria LBKP.

We recommend watching the webinar on the Digital Directive, Commodity Directive, and Omnibus Directive. It is a good idea to prepare for the upcoming changes!

https://youtu.be/rB5z1y83i9A

The webinar was conducted by attorneys Marta Czeladzka and Grzegorz Leśniewski, who specialize in the law of new technologies, data protection, e-commerce, cloud computing, intellectual property, business law, M&A, and consumer protection law.

The webinar was prepared as part of the Enterprise Europe Network centre, which operates at the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development.

We highly recommend checking out the video!

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