network security

HOST Cyber Security Coalition GUEST Mr. Benjamin Boegel, European Commission DG CNECT

ISO 27 and NIS/ NIS-2

A 2022 resolution states that the ISO 27000 standard covers information security, as well as cybersecurity and privacy protection, and is applicable to all organizations. Ultimately, both ISO 27 and NIS seek to ensure the continuity of society, requiring all parties to consider their relationships with other parties with whom they share cyberspace. In his presentation Koenraad Béroudiaux maps ISO 27 to NIS/ NIS-2. HOST Cyber Security Coalition GUEST Mr. Koenraad Béroudiaux, auditor and ISO 27000 expert.

NIS-2: Revolution or solid ground for security?

The directive on ‘measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union’ – commonly known as NIS-2 – addresses new insights, identified shortcomings and implementation disparities of the first NIS directive across Europe. In his ‘Revolution or solid ground for security’-presentation, Pieter Byttebier (CCB) provides an extensive overview of what is known today about NIS-2, including a refresher on NIS 1. HOST Cyber Security Coalition GUEST Mr. Pieter Byttebier (Centre for Cyber Security Belgium)

‘The NIS Directive revision (NIS 2) State of play’-presentation by Benjamin Boegel is of interest by providing a clearcut overview of the why and how of NIS-2. Of the current state of play. HOST Cyber Security Coalition GUEST Mr. Benjamin Boegel, European Commission DG CNECT A 2022 resolution states that the ISO 27000 standard covers information security, as well as cybersecurity and privacy protection, and is applicable to all organizations. Ultimately, both ISO 27 and NIS seek to ensure the continuity of society, requiring all parties to consider their relationships with other parties with whom they share cyberspace. In his presentation Koenraad Béroudiaux maps ISO 27 to NIS/ NIS-2. HOST Cyber Security Coalition GUEST Mr. Koenraad Béroudiaux, auditor and ISO 27000 expert. The directive on ‘measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union’ – commonly known as NIS-2 – addresses new insights, identified shortcomings and implementation disparities of the first NIS directive across Europe. In his ‘Revolution or solid ground for security’-presentation, Pieter Byttebier (CCB) provides an extensive overview of what is known today about NIS-2, including a refresher on NIS 1.