Standards on the Horizon: What Matters Most?
summary
Panel summarizes concrete outputs to watch: a draft Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 (thousands engaged, ~7,000 signed up), the voluntary AI Risk Management Framework and ENISA’s AI standardization paper, finalized post‑quantum cryptography selections from NIST’s competition, and expanded EU rules (NIS2/CRA) that could broaden scope up to tenfold. Expect push for SBOMs and a European vulnerability database while defenders note that 67% of incidents are from known vulnerabilities, and US CHIPS funding of about $50 billion ties supply‑chain security to hardware policy.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 4:13ENISA’s role and remit
- 6:25NIST’s cybersecurity standards focus
- 9:45Impactful standards from ENISA
- 11:29Regulatory standards affecting businesses
- 13:19EU AI Act and AI governance
- 16:15NIST AI Risk Management Framework
- 19:17Zero Trust standards and adoption
- 22:24Cybersecurity supply chain risk
- 25:23EU Cyber Resilience Act explained
- 29:32Open source under CRA concerns
- 31:39Consumer perspective on compliance standards
- 35:15NIST’s future impactful standards
- 39:17NIS2 Directive implementation
- 42:32Resolving conflicting standards
- 47:08ENISA’s upcoming priorities
- 49:38Lightning round audience requests
- 51:49Closing remarks and thanks
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