Knowledge management meets IT security
25 and 26 November 2026 | Stuttgart | migRaven as silver sponsor
When knowledge is missing, risks arise – also and especially in IT security. We show how companies can turn scattered technical information into reliable knowledge and thereby improve security, transparency and compliance at the 22nd Stuttgart Knowledge Management Days.
On 25 and 26 November 2026, migRaven will be present with migRaven.MAXin Stuttgart. As a silver sponsor, we look forward to exchanging ideas with experts from knowledge management, digitalization and IT security.
Knowledge management also begins in the IT infrastructure
When it comes to knowledge management, many people first think of documents, knowledge bases and the sharing of experience-based knowledge. However, a significant part of a company's knowledge today resides in the IT infrastructure itself.
Active Directory, Entra ID, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and file servers contain a wealth of relevant information. They provide insight into users, groups, permissions, data and systems. However, this information is usually scattered, and the relationships between them are difficult to recognize.
Who has access to which data? Which groups give rise to permissions? Who is responsible? And what effects do changes in one system have on other areas?
As long as these questions cannot be answered reliably, important security risks remain hidden.
With migRaven.MAX, we combine this technical information into a comprehensive knowledge model. A knowledge graph makes relationships and dependencies visible, creating a foundation for well-informed decisions in IT operations, security and governance.
Our presentation: When knowledge is missing, IT security becomes a blind flight
How transparency about identities, access and systems supports NIS2
Speaker: Rüdiger Massih, CSO of migRaven GmbH
What happens when companies have extensive technical data but do not sufficiently understand the relationships within their IT landscape?
This question is at the heart of our presentation at the Knowledge Management Days 2026.
Using practical examples, Rüdiger Massih shows why a lack of knowledge about identities, access rights, responsibilities and system dependencies can become a serious security problem – and how companies can systematically uncover this knowledge and make it permanently available.
The presentation focuses on five key questions:
- Where do blind spots in IT security arise? Why unknown permissions, dependencies and responsibilities make reliable risk analysis difficult.
- How does individual technical information become reliable knowledge? How information from AD, Entra ID, Teams, SharePoint and file servers can be linked together.
- What role does the knowledge graph play? How relationships between identities, groups, systems, data and responsible parties become transparent.
- How is knowledge about changes preserved? Why, in addition to technical states, decisions, approvals and responsibilities must also be documented.
- What does this mean for security, compliance and NIS2? How risks can be better assessed, measures verified, and reliable evidence created for audits.
The presentation makes clear that modern knowledge management goes far beyond classic knowledge bases: Anyone who understands their IT landscape can better identify security risks, make more well-founded decisions and meet regulatory requirements more transparently.
From scattered data to available corporate knowledge
This is exactly the approach we pursue with migRaven.MAX.
Instead of looking at individual technical systems in isolation, our platform connects information about identities, data access, permissions and responsibilities. This makes dependencies visible that would otherwise remain hidden.
A particular added value arises when this knowledge is not only used for a one-time analysis but remains permanently available. Changes and the decisions behind them also become traceable.
This turns technical inventory information into a usable knowledge base – for administrators and IT managers as well as for security officers, compliance managers and auditors.
Meet us in Stuttgart – and secure discounted tickets!
Would you like to attend the Wissensmanagement-Tage 2026 and experience our presentation live?
As a silver sponsor, we can offer interested parties discounted admission tickets anbieten.
Our quota is limited. If you would like to attend the event, please contact us by email in good time. We will be happy to inform you about available tickets and the respective conditions.
Email: sales@migraven.com
Subject: Wissensmanagement-Tage 2026 – discounted tickets
Further information on the event can be found at www.wima-tage.de.
We look forward to meeting you on November 25 and 26 in Stuttgart and discussing with you how knowledge about your own IT infrastructure can lead to more transparency, security, and better decisions.
