André Lameiras

At the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit (September 22–24), ESET highlighted why high-quality Cyber Threat Intelligence is an essential for cyber resilience.

Supporting threat hunters and incident response teams with hands-on data is crucial, as it not only safeguards organizations but provides the basis for a proactive prevention-first security strategy.

As Europe is rocked by recent global developments, it should harness the talent of its capable citizens to secure Europe physically and digitally.

Among the diversity of attacks on critical infrastructure, ensuring security for healthcare remains central to the trust we place in government and the IT sector. Let’s take a look at where things stand.

NIS2 was a major topic at the Tech for Good EMEA Regional Conference in October 2023 – where ESET Government Affairs Director Andy Garth discussed with thought leaders and cybersecurity stakeholders updates from their areas of expertise.

The NIS2 foresees enforcement mechanisms to ensure effective compliance with the rules and sanctions in case of breach of the rules.

With the advent of the NIS2 Directive, in addition to the duty of care, the duty to report, which already existed under the original NIS Directive, will be fleshed out.

The duty of care is an important distinction within NIS2, one which has a broad impact.

The introduction of NIS2 will increase the regulatory scope of the original NIS Directive. Specifically, more organizations will have to start complying with the requirements. But what are these requirements, and how will they be enforced?