How to Enable Rapid Cybersecurity Standards Implementation for Impact – FA 02 Sub 02 2022
21 June 2022 | 15:45 - 16:30 CEST | SISSA Main Auditorium
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Focus Area 2
Reality check – do we implement effective regulations and set the right standards to solve the problems of the future?
Working title: Subtopic 2
- European Standardisation Strategy
Proposal for 2nd session – Sub-Topic 2 (45’): Deep-dive, collaborative approach for standardization, how does this lead to better processes, value-add of having a strategy that contributes to the greater good
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How to strengthen [support] Standards Implementation - Solutions and strategies to support secure product development
Session description
Once a security/cybersecurity standard is developed how does it provide value to industry, end users and governments. (Allows for Rights and Humanitarian discussion). How does the standard(s) intersect or interact with regulations and frameworks? And how does it contribute to private-public driven innovation?
Format
15 min overview presentation by a panel member that provides context and examples of standards implementation/deployment within Europe. Then Q&A between panelists and attendees.
Further reading
Links to relevant websites, declarations, books, documents. Please note we cannot offer web space, so only links to external resources are possible. Example for an external link: Main page of EuroDIG
People
Possible Participants:
- Humanitarian representative – (Possible Article 19 representative Niels ten Oever Netherlands worked on IETF Human Rights RFC and ICANN Human Rights framework)
- European Commission (DG Connect) - participant to elaborate on European Standardisation Strategy
- Industry panelist (Telecom Italia, ETSI, other)
- Multistakeholder platform for ICT representative (Standardisation perspective) - Possible: James Gannon (Ireland) Novias Head Cybersecurity)
- Consumer panelist (European consumer organisation, regulator) - Possible: Thomas Schneider (Switzerland, Regulator OFCOM, also Head of Council of Europe AI Committee)
Co-moderators (name, institution):
- Wout de Natris, De Natris Consult
Focal Points
- Constance Weise
- Karen McCabe
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- Riccardo Nanni
- Vittorio Bertola
- Constance Weise
- Roberto Gaetano
- Alève Mine
- Karen McCabe
- Wout de Natris
- Fotjon Kosta
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