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Thomas A. Dukes
Senior Cyber Policy Advisor
U.S. Department of State
Francois Rivasseau
Deputy Head of the European Delegation to the US
Discussants:
Dr. James A. Lewis
Director and Senior Fellow
Strategic Technologies Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Moderated by:
Heather A. Conley
Director and Senior Fellow
Europe Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Trust is an underlying condition for the EU Digital Single Market and without a credible cybersecurity strategy, there will be no trust. In February 2013, the Commission published a cybersecurity strategy alongside a proposed Directive on network and information security (NIS). The latter is currently in trialogue negotiations. The next trialogue is foreseen for June 9. The discussions have revealed a great lack of mutual trust between Member States, which prevents them from cooperating and thus protecting Europeans.
The hearing will serve to raise public awareness about the current situation in the EU and make stakeholders face up to their responsibilities. It will also assess the cybersecurity part of the Digital Single Market Act published on May 6 which announced the establishment of a public-private Partnership on cybersecurity and a review of the e-privacy Directive.
MEP Antanas Guoga - as ALDE shadow rapporteur of the NIS directive - has invited government representatives and EU officials to take stock of the progress made with the Directive, but also look ahead and come up with some new solutions.
The hearing will take a holistic approach and address cybersecurity in all its dimensions with the involvement of Members coming from five different parliamentary Committees (Gérard Deprez, Kaja Kallas, Hilde Vautmans, Sophie in't Veld) giving the floor to businesses and academics.
"Amit Jain, Executive Vice-President; Head, Cybersecurity, HCLTech, India;
Bushra AlBlooshi, Senior Consultant, Research and Innovation, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), United Arab Emirates;
Daniel Kendzior, Global Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security Practice Lead, Accenture, Ireland;
Harold Rivas, Chief Information Security Officer, Trellix, USA;
Jamie Saunders, Oxford Martin Fellow, University of Oxford, United Kingdom;
Janus Friis Bindslev, Chief Digital Risk Officer, PensionDanmark, Denmark;
Mark Swift, Chief Information Security Officer, Trafigura Group, Switzerland;
Paige Adams, Group Chief Information Security Officer, Zurich Insurance Group, USA;" speaking in the Meeting on The Security Blind Spots in AI Adoption Cybersecurity 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland, 12
November2024. World Economic Forum Headquarters,
Eiger. Copyright: World Economic
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Taking your online network in-person is a great advantage. Attendees traded cards, stories and ideas following the information security panel.
Trust is an underlying condition for the EU Digital Single Market and without a credible cybersecurity strategy, there will be no trust. In February 2013, the Commission published a cybersecurity strategy alongside a proposed Directive on network and information security (NIS). The latter is currently in trialogue negotiations. The next trialogue is foreseen for June 9. The discussions have revealed a great lack of mutual trust between Member States, which prevents them from cooperating and thus protecting Europeans.
The hearing will serve to raise public awareness about the current situation in the EU and make stakeholders face up to their responsibilities. It will also assess the cybersecurity part of the Digital Single Market Act published on May 6 which announced the establishment of a public-private Partnership on cybersecurity and a review of the e-privacy Directive.
MEP Antanas Guoga - as ALDE shadow rapporteur of the NIS directive - has invited government representatives and EU officials to take stock of the progress made with the Directive, but also look ahead and come up with some new solutions.
The hearing will take a holistic approach and address cybersecurity in all its dimensions with the involvement of Members coming from five different parliamentary Committees (Gérard Deprez, Kaja Kallas, Hilde Vautmans, Sophie in't Veld) giving the floor to businesses and academics.
Dr. Kai Martius (Head of Business Unit High Security,
secunet Security Networks AG, Essen) ging im letzten Fachvortrag nochmals auf die teils unterschiedlichen Anforderungen an IT-Sicherheit innerhalb von Behörden und Industrie ein.
You don’t have to experience the dark underworld of the internet. While you might not be able to stop attackers from infiltrating your business, there are effective steps you can take to prevent or at least reduce the amount of damage that can occur. Neil Haboush walk through some cyber security tips to ensure your business stays safe and secure in the complex digital world.
The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) hosted a Fall Open House at the Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR) in Rockville, Maryland. The event focused on education and workforce development to cultivate the next generation of leaders in the cybersecurity industry.
Students from cybersecurity programs at UMBC, UMUC and the University of Maryland, College Park presented research projects and demonstrations which were developed during an internship program offered by NCCoE. Each group submitted a proposal earlier this summer for a new project that combats a tangible cybersecurity problem, and were employed during the summer as guest researchers.
Sacred Heart University's School of Computing hosted the first lecture in the new Cybersecurity Colloquia Series, featuring Irfan Ahmed from the University of New Orleans who presented his talk, âModern Critical Infrastructure at the Risk of Cyberattacksâ on October 12, 2017, at the Ryan Matura Libraryâs Cyber Lab. Photo by Mark F. Conrad
Students learn cybersecurity skills at a 2016 hacker camp held at Delta High School, with help from PNNL STEM education consultant Ann Wright-Mockler.
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Vertreter aus Industrie und Politik diskutierten auf dem 11. Silicon Saxony Symposium unter dem Thema „Megatrend Sicherheit“ die Chancen und Herausforderungen einer vernetzten Gesellschaft.
Trust is an underlying condition for the EU Digital Single Market and without a credible cybersecurity strategy, there will be no trust. In February 2013, the Commission published a cybersecurity strategy alongside a proposed Directive on network and information security (NIS). The latter is currently in trialogue negotiations. The next trialogue is foreseen for June 9. The discussions have revealed a great lack of mutual trust between Member States, which prevents them from cooperating and thus protecting Europeans.
The hearing will serve to raise public awareness about the current situation in the EU and make stakeholders face up to their responsibilities. It will also assess the cybersecurity part of the Digital Single Market Act published on May 6 which announced the establishment of a public-private Partnership on cybersecurity and a review of the e-privacy Directive.
MEP Antanas Guoga - as ALDE shadow rapporteur of the NIS directive - has invited government representatives and EU officials to take stock of the progress made with the Directive, but also look ahead and come up with some new solutions.
The hearing will take a holistic approach and address cybersecurity in all its dimensions with the involvement of Members coming from five different parliamentary Committees (Gérard Deprez, Kaja Kallas, Hilde Vautmans, Sophie in't Veld) giving the floor to businesses and academics.
Trust is an underlying condition for the EU Digital Single Market and without a credible cybersecurity strategy, there will be no trust. In February 2013, the Commission published a cybersecurity strategy alongside a proposed Directive on network and information security (NIS). The latter is currently in trialogue negotiations. The next trialogue is foreseen for June 9. The discussions have revealed a great lack of mutual trust between Member States, which prevents them from cooperating and thus protecting Europeans.
The hearing will serve to raise public awareness about the current situation in the EU and make stakeholders face up to their responsibilities. It will also assess the cybersecurity part of the Digital Single Market Act published on May 6 which announced the establishment of a public-private Partnership on cybersecurity and a review of the e-privacy Directive.
MEP Antanas Guoga - as ALDE shadow rapporteur of the NIS directive - has invited government representatives and EU officials to take stock of the progress made with the Directive, but also look ahead and come up with some new solutions.
The hearing will take a holistic approach and address cybersecurity in all its dimensions with the involvement of Members coming from five different parliamentary Committees (Gérard Deprez, Kaja Kallas, Hilde Vautmans, Sophie in't Veld) giving the floor to businesses and academics.
Trust is an underlying condition for the EU Digital Single Market and without a credible cybersecurity strategy, there will be no trust. In February 2013, the Commission published a cybersecurity strategy alongside a proposed Directive on network and information security (NIS). The latter is currently in trialogue negotiations. The next trialogue is foreseen for June 9. The discussions have revealed a great lack of mutual trust between Member States, which prevents them from cooperating and thus protecting Europeans.
The hearing will serve to raise public awareness about the current situation in the EU and make stakeholders face up to their responsibilities. It will also assess the cybersecurity part of the Digital Single Market Act published on May 6 which announced the establishment of a public-private Partnership on cybersecurity and a review of the e-privacy Directive.
MEP Antanas Guoga - as ALDE shadow rapporteur of the NIS directive - has invited government representatives and EU officials to take stock of the progress made with the Directive, but also look ahead and come up with some new solutions.
The hearing will take a holistic approach and address cybersecurity in all its dimensions with the involvement of Members coming from five different parliamentary Committees (Gérard Deprez, Kaja Kallas, Hilde Vautmans, Sophie in't Veld) giving the floor to businesses and academics.
Markus Ulbig, Staatsminister des Sächsischen Innenministeriums begrüßte die Gäste im Innside Hotel Dresden und erläuterte neben den aktuellen Herausforderungen für die Gesellschaft auch die Anforderungen und Aufgaben, die mit dem Thema IT-Sicherheit auf den Staat & seine Institutionen zukommen. Er bekräftigte zudem die Notwendigkeit von ganzheitlichen Lösungen und hob insbesondere den übergreifenden Dialog zwischen Institutionen, Industrie und Wissenschaft als wichtiges Mittel zur Problemerfassung und -bewältigung hervor.
PEO EIS acquired for assessment this prototype defensive cyber system small enough to fit in an airplane’s overhead storage compartment, enabling faster deployment and greater operational flexibility. (Photo by Cecilia Tueros, PEO EIS)
A proposed rule by the Bureau of Industry and Security to control the export of intrusion software platforms has raised considerable interest within the security research community. Some companies worry that vulnerability testing could become much more burdensome under the regulations because of new licensing hurdles.
CSIS is convening a wide range of stakeholders including industry executives, senior policymakers, and security experts to discuss the implementation of the new rule.
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the University of South Carolina’s SC Cyber, hosted a cybersecurity summit aimed at helping small and mid-size businesses develop, evaluate, and strengthen their cybersecurity programs. Immedion was the presenting sponsor of the summit.
“We were excited to partner with the U.S. Chamber and the University of South Carolina’s SC Cyber on the summit,” said Chamber President and CEO Ted Pitts. “When our data is secure, businesses can grow. Cyber security means job security, and South Carolina is leading the way nationally on information security innovation.”
The Cybersecurity Summit brought together top experts from government, law enforcement, and the private sector to discuss cybersecurity threats to the private sector, challenges for small and mid-size businesses, and public-private collaboration on cyber incident response.