Securing cyber critical infrastructure.
summary
Panel traces concrete choices: the EU NIS directive lists five sectors and omits food and water, the Netherlands plans a reporting duty covering 2,000 companies to the BSI, and the US passed the Cybersecurity Act of 2015 that creates legal space for voluntary information sharing while allowing limited “defensive measures.” 2016 threat numbers include 5 billion connected devices today and 21 billion by 2020; ransomware (crypto Weare) drives the simple rule: keep backups, don’t pay. Technical sharing uses the scks taxonomy to strip context-specific indicators from personal data.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 4:44Defining critical infrastructure
- 17:24Cybersecurity threats in practice
- 26:27State strategy and regulation
- 38:55US regulatory perspectives
- 48:49German law and panel discussion
- 1:02:49Audience Q&A and conclusion
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