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NIS 2 Directive, Cyber Resilience Act and Co.: What impact do the regulations have on the technical setup and compliance?
Topic
Data security / DLP / Know-how protectionEndpoint ProtectionLegislation, standards, regulationsIdentity and access managementIndustry 4.0 / IoT / Edge ComputingNetwork Security / Patch ManagementSIEM / Threat Analytics / SOCTrend topic
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Management lecture
Session description
Right on time for it-sa: the EU member states must adopt the NIS 2 Directive into national law. The aim is to protect economically important companies and critical facilities from cyber attacks. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) also addresses greater security for end consumers and companies with a focus on connected products. But what specific impact will the new regulations have on companies and their day-to-day work? What compliance requirements result from this? And which technical setup is better: as-a-service applications or on-premises?
In addition to the theoretical perspective on all these topics, the presentation will provide a practical look at a cyber attack on a wind power plant. Step by step, we will show how the attack is detected, stopped, reported and remotely c ...
In addition to the theoretical perspective on all these topics, the presentation will provide a practical look at a cyber attack on a wind power plant. Step by step, we will show how the attack is detected, stopped, reported and remotely c ...
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