NIS2 or not to be: Those who continue to ignore the standard now risk more than just penalties
NIS2 forces 30,000 companies to achieve top cybersecurity – with ISO 27001, ISMS synergies and clear obligations for management and reporting.
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Education and trainingLegislation, standards, regulationsGovernance, Riskmanagement and ComplianceTrend topic
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Lecture
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German
Session description
NIS2 is coming – and with it a cybersecurity earthquake for companies: As the German NIS2 legislation comes into force, new, tough rules will apply to around 30,000 German companies – including 4,000-5,000 operators of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) and the German Energy Industry Act (EnWG).
Risk management and technical and organizational security measures must be implemented at the highest level, otherwise they face fines and personal liability for management. Particularly controversial: security incidents must be reported within 24 hours – without any ifs, ands, or buts.
qSkills Infosec expert Alexander Burgis will provide answers to questions about how to successfully implement NIS2 requirements with the help of ISO 27001, how to leverage s ...
Risk management and technical and organizational security measures must be implemented at the highest level, otherwise they face fines and personal liability for management. Particularly controversial: security incidents must be reported within 24 hours – without any ifs, ands, or buts.
qSkills Infosec expert Alexander Burgis will provide answers to questions about how to successfully implement NIS2 requirements with the help of ISO 27001, how to leverage s ...
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