NIS2
27 countries. 17 industries. Atleast 100,000 companies. Fines up to 2% of company turnover.
NIS2 is a European Union (EU) directive aimed at improving cybersecurity across the EU. It is a revision of the original NIS directive, which was introduced in 2016. NIS2 is a legal requirement for EU Member States. They have until 18 October 2024 to comply. For those outside, it demands your attention if you intend to do business with EU organizations.
We'll discuss
- Comparison with previous NIS directive
- How do NIS2 and GDPR overlap
- 2 compliance criteria - Location, size, industry
- 'Essential' and 'important' industries
- Practical difficulties in all-hazards approach
- Achieving them with the functionalities of a UEMS solution
Other compliances we'll cover in brief:
AI in cybersecurity, compliance-based cybersecurity
1,000 cybersecurity standards in 2024, but 54% of organizations still suffered cyberattack. Where's the disconnect?
Since the early 90s, cybersecurity standards have multiplied rapidly, with new regulations introduced yearly across industries. For businesses, the challenge isn’t just financial — knowing what changes are happening and how they affect them is half the battle.
Over 80% of CISOs find compliance daunting due to the sheer volume of regulations and threats, as they struggle to prioritise.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss the current state of cybersecurity standards in 2024. You’ll learn about the role of AI in cybersecurity and how to navigate the differences and gaps in various standards to make informed decisions.
We'll discuss
- AI's role in cybersecurity
- Speed and scope of threat detection and response with AI
- The critical role of endpoint security in overall compliance
- Essential strategies for protecting endpoints
- Navigating key compliance frameworks like GDPR, HIPAA, NIST 2, NIS 2, DORA, NCA etc.
- Overcoming common obstacles in maintaining compliance
- Addressing cybersecurity fatigue and burnout
- Leveraging technology for automated, continuous monitoring
