by events.europeJuly 17, 2024News0 Comments PECB Conference Workshop – What to Expect?
Participants will explore the key principles and practices of cyber resilience and learn practical strategies for implementing resilience-building measures within their organizations. From conducting risk assessments and developing incident response plans to fostering a culture of cyber resilience, attendees will gain actionable insights and tools for enhancing their organization’s cybersecurity posture.
Through interactive discussions, case studies, and real-world scenarios, workshop participants will have the opportunity to engage with cybersecurity experts, industry leaders, and fellow practitioners. Whether you are a cybersecurity professional, risk manager, or business executive, this workshop will provide valuable guidance and resources for building cyber resilience and future-proofing your organization against cyber threats.
To be part of these interactive workshops, and learn more about the Cyber Resilience Act, join the PECB Conference 2024 this October, in Amsterdam.
Transforming Threats into Strengths with the Cyber Resilience Act
In today’s inter-connected digital world, organizations face an ever-expanding array of cyber threats, from ransomware attacks and data breaches to supply chain vulnerabilities and insider threats. While traditional cybersecurity approaches focus on preventing and reducing these threats, cyber resilience takes a more proactive approach to cybersecurity.
Understanding the Cyber Resilience Act
With cyber-attacks growing in sophistication and frequency, there was an urgent need for a unified approach to cybersecurity within the EU. For this reason, the European Union has created the Cyber Resilience Act, which seeks to address these issues by establishing common cybersecurity standards for products containing digital elements in the EU.
Cyber Resilience Act Benefits
The Act offers numerous benefits to stakeholders, including:
- Strengthened Cybersecurity: Establishing common standards reduces cyber risks.
- Improved Incident Response: Mandatory reporting enables quick action.
- Enhanced Consumer Protection: Standardized measures boost trust.
- Increased Economic Competitiveness: Stronger cybersecurity attracts investment.
- Resilient Digital Infrastructure: The Act ensures stability against threats.
The Cyber Resilience Act plays an important role in protecting the cybersecurity landscape across the European Union. By establishing common standards, this legislation equips stakeholders with the necessary tools to navigate the dynamic digital environment. Furthermore, the Act ensures a more secure and prosperous digital future within the EU and beyond.