During the session, our team explored how organisations can seize control of their data, technology, and digital dependencies in a world that’s constantly evolving. We covered key topics like cybersecurity, geopolitical shifts, market trends, and the influence of laws and regulations.
Our experts turned these insights into actionable steps to boost digital resilience and make informed choices about technology dependencies. This includes evaluating essential digital capabilities, testing decisions against future scenarios, and finding the right paths to maintain control.
Interested in discussing how your organisation can take charge of its data, technology, and digital dependencies? Reach out to one of our team members listed below.
Partner Technology, PwC Netherlands
Ragnar leads the Technology practice at PwC Netherlands. He specialises in digital transformations. With a background in organisational change and strategic management, combined with extensive experience in technical (IT) environments, he bridges the gap between strategy and sustainable, intelligent solutions.
Partner FS Data & Technology, PwC Netherlands
Ad is partner at PwC Netherlands and responsible for data and technology in the financial sector. Drawing on a background in IT audit, he has spent the past twenty years as an external advisor and executive, leading end-to-end technology transformations across the financial sector and beyond, with a particular focus on improving IT delivery and platform development.
Partner Cybersecurity, PwC Netherlands
Ewout is Partner Cybersecurity, Resilience & Privacy at PwC Netherlands, primarily focused on the public sector. He brings over 20 years of experience at the AIVD, where in his most recent role he was responsible for the offensive and defensive cyber capabilities of both the AIVD and MIVD. This gives him unique, end-to-end knowledge and experience across the cyber domain.
+31 (0)63 825 32 20
Cybersecurity Partner, PwC Netherlands
Mimoent is a partner cybersecurity, resilience & privacy and has extensive experience in setting up and leading cybersecurity and risk management functions in complex, highly regulated environments. She focuses on strategic issues related to digital sovereignty and the risks arising from technological dependencies.
During this webcast, we will explore the practical implications of digital sovereignty for executives, risk leaders and technology decision-makers. Drawing on current developments and real-world examples, we will examine how organisations can gain insight into — and effectively manage — their dependencies.
Date
25 June 2026
Time
15.00 - 16.00
Language
The webcast will be held in Dutch, with English subtitles.
During the webcast, experts from different disciplines will share their perspectives:
Partner Technology, PwC Netherlands
Ragnar leads the Technology practice at PwC Netherlands. He specialises in digital transformations. With a background in organisational change and strategic management, combined with extensive experience in technical (IT) environments, he bridges the gap between strategy and sustainable, intelligent solutions.
Partner FS Data & Technology, PwC Netherlands
Ad is partner at PwC Netherlands and responsible for data and technology in the financial sector. Drawing on a background in IT audit, he has spent the past twenty years as an external advisor and executive, leading end-to-end technology transformations across the financial sector and beyond, with a particular focus on improving IT delivery and platform development.
Partner Cybersecurity, PwC Netherlands
Ewout is Partner Cybersecurity, Resilience & Privacy at PwC Netherlands, primarily focused on the public sector. He brings over 20 years of experience at the AIVD, where in his most recent role he was responsible for the offensive and defensive cyber capabilities of both the AIVD and MIVD. This gives him unique, end-to-end knowledge and experience across the cyber domain.
+31 (0)63 825 32 20
Cybersecurity Partner, PwC Netherlands
Mimoent is a partner cybersecurity, resilience & privacy and has extensive experience in setting up and leading cybersecurity and risk management functions in complex, highly regulated environments. She focuses on strategic issues related to digital sovereignty and the risks arising from technological dependencies.