Due to the proposed EU Regulation called the
'Cybersecurity Act', the European Telecommunication Standard Institute (ETSI)
is planning cybersecurity certification to deepen the essentials among
stakeholders, reports ITRealms.
ETSI also noted that this will contribute to
opportunities and challenges for the European Standardization Organizations.
The
cyber security Act, ITRealms reports that the European Cybersecurity
Certification Framework for ICT products and services promotion.
“It
specifies the essential functions and tasks of the European Network and
Information Security Agency (ENISA) in the field of cybersecurity
certification,” part of the statement read.
This
Act raises a number of questions regarding the standards needed to support such
certification framework and the role of the different cybersecurity
stakeholders.
The
conference will present the Cybersecurity certification landscape and unveil
what it means for policy makers, industry, citizens, certification bodies, and
the European Standardization System.
At
the end of the day, attendees will have a clearer view about the legislative
landscape and the path forward for standards to support the Cybersecurity
certification framework.
The
conference aims to foster the dialogue among policy makers, industry,
standardization organizations, certification bodies and those involved in the
development of the ICT certification framework in Europe, in view of an
effective implementation of the CyberAct upon its adoption.
Participation
is free of charge but registration is obligatory. Save your seat and register online.
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