National Security and Public-Private Partnership for Cybersecurity: Strengths and Challenges
summary
European and national programs focus on concrete instruments: the EU launches a public–private research partnership that pledges €1.8bn Horizon 2020 PPP by 2020 with industry expected to invest roughly three times that amount, plus a €50m seed for competence centres; the new NIS Directive (May 2018) imposes incident-reporting duties and national CSIRTs; Italy legally requires privates to report incidents, share SOC data and grant intelligence access; the UK National Cyber Security Centre (Oct 2016) consolidates GCHQ, CPNI and CERT‑UK; persistent gaps are GDPR impacts on SMEs, trust and clearance bottlenecks.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Who am I
- 2:24Scenario
- 5:46European Union
- 8:17PublicPrivate Partnership
- 15:21The Big Picture
- 15:53Italy
- 21:52United Kingdom
- 22:40UK Cybersecurity Strategy
- 25:31National Cybersecurity Center
- 27:38United States
- 33:26Conclusion
- 34:19Challenges
- 35:25Strengths
- 44:44Conclusions
- 46:44Questions
- 50:06Concerns
- 51:22Cyberspace
- 54:20Oneway communication
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