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🌐 European cybersecurity legislation 🛡️ Halfway through #CybersecurityMonth, it’s time to look at the latest EU-level regulation touching on cybersecurity – the Cyber Resilience Act, which is just now entering into effect. The goal of the #CRA is to reduce the vulnerabilities in digital products, increase cybersecurity resilience, and protect consumers and businesses from cyberattacks. It’s part of a broader EU effort to strengthen digital security and data protection across the bloc. Read more about this regulation in our article here👇 https://lnkd.in/e4NDvzH2 #EULaw #TECHARROW #CRA #NUKIB #CyberSecurityResilience #DigitalProtection

🌐 European cybersecurity legislation 🛡️ Halfway through #CybersecurityMonth, it’s time to look at the latest EU-level regulation touching on cybersecurity – the Cyber Resilience Act, which is just now entering into effect. The goal of the #CRA is to reduce the vulnerabilities in digital products, increase cybersecurity resilience, and protect consumers and businesses from cyberattacks. It’s part of a broader EU effort to strengthen digital security and data protection across the bloc. Read more about this regulation in our article here👇 https://lnkd.in/eRqjhX_9 #EULaw #TECHARROW #CRA #NUKIB #CyberSecurityResilience #DigitalProtection

🌐 European cybersecurity legislation 🛡️ Halfway through #CybersecurityMonth, it’s time to look at the latest EU-level regulation touching on cybersecurity – the Cyber Resilience Act, which is just now entering into effect. The goal of the #CRA is to reduce the vulnerabilities in digital products, increase cybersecurity resilience, and protect consumers and businesses from cyberattacks. It’s part of a broader EU effort to strengthen digital security and data protection across the bloc. Read more about this regulation in our article here👇 https://lnkd.in/e6Ft3QPS #EULaw #TECHARROW #CRA #NUKIB #CyberSecurityResilience #DigitalProtection

"EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) - All you need to know in a nutshell" - What is cyber resilience? - Why do we need the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)? - What is the impact of the CRA? - Product Classification Hopefully this one will shade some light on the CRA and the NIS2 recommendation. Article also link to the official list of product classification, allowing to know where each product stand and what should be considered on the security side. connected=hacked, time to reduce this likelihood #cybersecurity #cra #nis2

🔒💻 Exciting news for all my fellow IT wizards and cybersecurity superheroes! The long-awaited bill tackling ransomware reporting and securing smart devices is finally making its way through the tech corridors! 🛡️ As industry stalwarts, we know the impact cyber threats can have on businesses and individuals. This bill is a step in the right direction to fortify our digital realms against malicious attacks. 📊 In an era where cyberattacks are more sophisticated than ever, this bill not only addresses current vulnerabilities but also sets a precedent for future cybersecurity strategies. 🔍 Let's dive deeper into the bill's provisions: - Ransomware reporting requirements - a crucial step in fostering transparency and enhancing incident response capabilities. - Securing smart devices - a necessary move in safeguarding IoT ecosystems and mitigating potential risks. - Other objectives - keeping a keen eye on additional measures that could shape the cybersecurity landscape. 🚀 Prediction time! With this bill in the pipeline, we can anticipate: - Increased collaboration between public and private sectors to combat cyber threats. - Rise in demand for cybersecurity professionals to implement and adhere to new regulations. - Continued evolution of cybersecurity technologies to stay ahead of threat actors. 💬 What are your thoughts on this groundbreaking development? How do you envision the future of cybersecurity in light of this bill? Share your insights and let's ignite a spark of discussion! #ainews #automatorsolutions 🔐🚀 #CyberSecurityAINews ----- Original Publish Date: 2024-10-09 14:14

Cybersecurity is a top priority in 2024, as global regulations become stricter. The World Economic Forum reports that 60% of executives now see the value in cyber regulations to reduce risks—up from just 21% in 2022. October 17th marked the deadline for EU countries to enforce the updated NIS Directive 2, which aims to strengthen defenses against cyber threats by requiring exercises and secure IoT standards. This shift, along with the EU Cyber Resilience Act, reflects a global push to make hardware and software safer. These changes underscore the growing awareness that robust cybersecurity measures are essential for protecting critical infrastructure and adapting to new risks. #Cybersecurity #NISDirective2 #CyberResilience

Cybersecurity is once again headline news and continues to get attention from law makers as new laws pass with the hope of closing out cybersecurity vulnerabilities. On 10 October 2024, the European Council adopted the EU Cyber Resilience Act. Here's our new FAQs with some thoughts on what this might mean for #IoT & #cybersecurity https://lnkd.in/eqfjbuQB #infosec

The recently approved EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), coming into force in 2027, and the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark both aim to improve cybersecurity for digital products. However, I have some doubts about their effectiveness in truly informing consumers. The CE marking under the CRA signifies compliance with cybersecurity standards. For years, this label has represented safety, but EU consumers may not recognize the new cybersecurity component. Relying on a label alone to communicate these protections may lead to misunderstanding, especially since many consumers are not familiar with the nuances of cybersecurity. The Cyber Trust Mark in the U.S. faces similar challenges. While this label helps identify IoT products that meet minimum cybersecurity standards, it assumes that consumers will take the time to scan a QR code for more details. In reality, few may engage with this extra step, reducing its potential impact. Since the program is voluntary, consumers may mistakenly believe that products without the label lack security, when that may not be the case. Manufacturers will play a central role in educating consumers about these labels. However, manufacturers typically prioritize features like user-friendliness or innovative technology when marketing their products. Cybersecurity rarely receives the same attention, which may leave consumers without clear guidance on how these standards protect them. Another concern is that threats evolve quickly. A product that complies with the CRA today will probably face vulnerabilities tomorrow. Consumers who see a label might assume it guarantees long-term security, even though manufacturers may not provide long-term updates under the CRA. Finally, the CRA requires member states to enforce market surveillance to ensure compliance, but this enforcement mechanism might not be visible to consumers. Without a clear understanding of how these standards are maintained, users could misunderstand the level of protection these products provide. #cybersecurity #CRA #EU #FCC

With the new Cyber Security Bill right around the corner, it is an important time for businesses to consider what changes they might need to effect to comply. In part 1 of this series, Ray Hong delves into the mandated security standards for smart devices, and what this looks like for businesses. Read more to get up to speed on the potential changes, and start your plans for this new dawn https://lnkd.in/gc5t7EHK #technology #digital #intellectualproperty #Bespoke