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Cybersecurity certification: EU and global outlook

Working session in cooperation with ENISA

15 September 2020Online Webinar

Securing network and information systems is a key to keep the online economy functional and secure. Failure to do so could have far- reaching consequences for citizens and threaten to affect citizen trust, industry, and public administration. This is why the EU and governments around the world are considering cybersecurity certification frameworks as a potential solution to establish and maintain the trust and security on cybersecurity products, services and processes. At the same time, the market of ICT products and services is global and there are market considerations to address. The purpose of this session is to explore how cybersecurity certification efforts contribute to establishing sustainable international partnerships committed to the rules-based global order.

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  • Opening Remarks

  • Andreas Mitrakas

    Head of Unit, Data Security and Standardisation & Acting Head of HR, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)

  • Panel Discussion

  • Katerina Megas

    Commercial Adoption Lead for the Trusted Identities Group, Program Manager for the Cybersecurity for Internet of Things (IoT) program, National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S. Department of Commerce

  • Soshi Hamaguchi

    Manager, Cosmos Corporation, Japan

  • Warna Munzebrock

    Radio Communications Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, Government of The Netherlands

  • Alberto Di Felice

    Director for Infrastructure, Privacy and Security, DIGITALEUROPE

  • Aristotelis Tzafalias

    Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy Policy, Directorate-General Communications Networks, Content & Technology, European Commission

  • Q&A

  • Closing Remarks

About the Organiser

About the Organiser

The EU Cyber Forum is funded by the European Union. The European Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI) puts EU foreign policy into action − fast and flexibly − in a policy-driven approach. It acts as first responder to foreign policy needs and opportunities, focusing on conflict prevention and peace, building alliances and leveraging the EU’s influence in the world. The Service plays a central role in implementing the European Commission’s political priorities in line with the EU’s Global Strategy for Foreign and Security Policy.

About EU Cyber Direct

The EU Cyber Direct project supports EU cyber diplomacy efforts and consequently contributes to the development of a secure, stable and rules-based international order in cyberspace through extensive dialogues with strategic partner countries and regional/international organisations. EU Cyber Direct is funded by the European Commission under the Partnership Instrument, International Digital Cooperation project: Trust and Security in Cyberspace.

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