Register to watch on-demand the third session of our 'Europe’s Digital Direction for Builders' series on 'Cybersecurity, Incident Response and NIS2.'
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Cybersecurity regulation in Europe is accelerating, but it’s not getting simpler.
A single cyber incident can now trigger reporting obligations across multiple frameworks, including NIS2, GDPR, the EU AI Act and the Cybersecurity Act. While the EU aims to streamline requirements, organisations today must operate across overlapping regimes with different expectations.
In this session, we focus on what this means in practice. How to handle detection, investigation and reporting, and how to build an incident response approach that scales across regulatory frameworks.
- One incident, multiple obligations: How a single breach triggers reporting across NIS2, GDPR, the EU AI Act and more, and what this means for detection, evidence collection and audit readiness.
- From policy to operational reality: Why EU-wide reporting consolidation has not materialised, and how to operate effectively across fragmented requirements.
- NIS2, DORA and sector-specific expectations: Where requirements overlap, where they differ, and how to design a shared security and observability foundation.
- The Cyber Resilience Act. What to prepare for now: What new obligations mean for software, products and IoT, including vulnerability handling and patching requirements ahead of 2026.
- Operationalising incident response at scale: How to use AI and automation to support detection, investigation, data retention and regulatory reporting.
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