Wolfgang Kleinertz

Wolfgang Kleinertz

Wolfgang Kleinertz (Diplom-Informatiker, FH) is part of the management team as Managing Partner and has been with doubleSlash since 2001. As an IT project manager and IT consultant, he has worked with customers such as the BMW AGEADS or the Deutsche Post Direkt GmbH worked at the company. In his role as Head of Data Space Solutions, he is currently responsible for the Digital Data Spaces division. His work also focuses on quality and knowledge management. 

Contributions from Wolfgang Kleinertz

Interaction of client and server agent in the A2A context

A2A explains: When AI agents work as a team

AI agents are true specialists for specific tasks. But what happens when several specialists need to work together? This is exactly what A2A - Google's agent-to-agent protocol - aims to make possible.

Person working on a laptop with a digital lock and shield symbol - symbolic image for AI and information security. Illustration of cybersecurity, data protection and protection against AI-based attacks in the IT environment.

AI and information security - how we can counter new risks

AI is changing the rules of the IT security game. Find out what new forms of attack are emerging - and how you can effectively protect yourself against them.

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Data rooms Connected Dataspaces Visualization

Data rooms between aspiration and reality - why the breakthrough has yet to happen

Data rooms are seen as the key to digital sovereignty. But why is implementation stalling despite billions in funding? A look at opportunities, stumbling blocks and necessary next steps.

Visualization of a data space using nodes with lines

Networked through data rooms: the new era of interoperability

On the topic Data Spaces you can hardly avoid at the moment.

e2e encryption lie

Information security and the End2End lie

Security in information processing, especially for cloud-based solutions, is becoming increasingly important. Unfortunately, implementation is associated with all kinds of pitfalls, and it is clear that there is no simple and generalized solution. This is where end-to-end encryption (E2E encryption for short) comes into play as a solution module, but it is by no means a one-size-fits-all solution to security problems, as is suggested in the cloud context.

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