Understanding the new NIS2 Directive: cybersecurity requirements and their practical applications for the EU Space Sector, 27 September 2024, Webinar

The European Cyber Security COmmunity Project (ECCO), in support of the ECCC, announces a new knowledge-sharing webinar focused on the implementation of the NIS2 Directive in the EU Space Sector, taking place on 27 September 2024 at 10:00 - 11:00. This online discussion is organised by the ECCO Community Group on Synergies in Cybersecurity for Civilian and Space Applications.

Summary
 

This webinar aims to help organisations in the EU space sector navigate the new NIS2 Directive. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the Directive, will analyse the differences between important and essential entities and the related consequences. Moreover, this webinar will focus on the critical cybersecurity requirements and practical steps to ensure compliance. It is important to highlight as well the practical applications of cybersecurity strategies for the space sector. This knowledge is essential for our audience to understand NIS2 Directive's implications in their Member State.

Registration

Participation is free and open to all!

Secure your spot by registering at: https://europeancybersecurityorganisation-mzu.my.webex.com/weblink/register/rcb403147353a0f47b7e8081ef446a151

Speakers:

• Marnix Dekker (Head of Sector NIS, ENISA)
• Matteo Merialdo (Nexova)

Agenda:

• Scope of the NIS2 Directive: does your organization fall within the new scope?
• Strengthening cyber security risk management measures under the NIS2 Directive
• Critical requirements for entities
• Management liability for cybersecurity risk management
• Practical applications of cybersecurity measures (practical cybersecurity strategies for the space sector, case studies and examples: Hungary, Belgium, Croatia)
• Current status of Member States in NIS2 implementation

Don't miss this opportunity to get a better understanding of the NIS2 Directive, its cybersecurity requirements and their practical applications for the EU Space Sector.

See you there!