What You Need to Know about the Global Cybersecurity Regulatory Landscape
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ISC2 releases a research report with RUSI mapping cyber laws across the US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan and Singapore and finds regulatory growth focused on three pressures: workforce development, professionalization of the sector, and tighter rules for critical national infrastructure. Global cyber workforce demand rises from 6.9M (2021) to 8.9M (2022) — a 74% increase needed to close the gap. Expect new rules like the Cyber Resilience Act and wider enforcement under NIS 2 and DORA to drive hiring, board accountability and harmonization challenges.
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- 0:00Introduction and ISC2 overview
- 2:43Global cybersecurity regulation trends
- 8:08Workforce development initiatives
- 12:53Regional workforce strategies
- 21:48Critical infrastructure and standards
- 28:17Q&A session begins
- 48:01Conclusion and call to action
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