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Nils Motsch

Partner, Cybersecurity at Deloitte in Munich, focused on Cyber Strategy & Transformation for Insurance and Banking, with deep expertise in AI Governance and AI Risk Management. Previously an executive at Allianz and a Management Consultant at McKinsey & Company.

Publications

  1. McKinsey & Company · June 2024

    Europe’s new resilience regime: The race to get ready for DORA

    Jim Boehm and Sebastian Schneider, with Florian Stoll, Lucy Shenton and Nils Motsch

    How far EU financial institutions and their ICT providers have come in preparing for the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). It also appeared in McKinsey on Risk & Resilience, No. 17 (July 2024). mckinsey.de version.

  2. McKinsey & Company · June 2022

    Demystifying digital dark matter: A new standard to tame technical debt

    Sven Blumberg, Rahul Das, Jens Lansing, Nils Motsch, Björn Münstermann and Rob Patenge

    Introduces the Tech Debt Score, a way to measure technical debt, and links lower technical debt to stronger business performance. Also on ResearchGate.

  3. die bank · 09/2022 · German

    Risiken durch veraltete IT-Systeme: Tech Debt messen und managen

    Dr. Harald Kube, Nils Motsch and Timo Mauerhoefer

    How banks can measure and manage the technical debt in their IT systems.

  4. McKinsey & Company · Tech Forward · January 2022

    What’s new in banking API programs

    Malin Fiedler, Timo Mauerhoefer, Nils Motsch and Henning Soller

    Recent developments in how banks run their API programs.

  5. Future Security 2014 · Fraunhofer Verlag · September 2014

    Collaborative security monitoring based on the MonIKA framework for privacy-preserving information sharing

    Tobias Kiesling, Nils Motsch, Helmut Kaufmann, Matthias Wübbeling, Till Elsner and Michael Meier

    Paper from the BMBF-funded MonIKA research project on cooperative security monitoring, where organisations share security data for anomaly detection while protecting privacy. Published in the 9th Future Security proceedings (Berlin, eds. Klaus Thoma, Ivo Häring and Tobias Leismann), p. 458.