With the escalating complexity of the cyber threat landscape and the increased focus on improving cyber preparedness for critical sectors across the European Union, the NIS2 Directive emerges as a pivotal regulation for enhancing cyber security resilience.

Join experts from Diligent, Cyber Risk Management Group, and global law practice, Eversheds Sutherland, on this interactive webinar. They will share insights that will help Essential and Important Entities and their Supply Chains to identify, implement appropriate controls and demonstrate regulatory compliance with the new governance and accountability obligations for management bodies, the required cybersecurity risk-management measures and the updated reporting obligations for significant cybersecurity incidents.
This session is designed to provide both GCs and CISOs with actionable insights they can utilize to stay ahead of the regulatory curve. Discover the importance of understanding and preparing for the NIS2 Directive and learn how you can empower your legal and cybersecurity teams as we highlight the growing need for cross-functional collaboration.

Webinar Objectives:

1. Explore the NIS2 Directive: Providing an in-depth understanding of the legal, regulatory, and operational aspects of the NIS2 Directive.
2. Guidance for General Counsels: Sharing a roadmap for General Counsels to navigate new legal obligations, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with NIS2.
3. Insights for CISOs: How to deliver actionable insights to Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) on aligning their technical and operational strategies with NIS2 requirements.
4. Promote Cross-Functional Collaboration: The importance of breaking down silos between legal and cybersecurity teams to enhance overall cyber security posture.
5. Highlight Key Areas of Focus: Critical areas such as cyber security governance, incident management and reporting, and information sharing with authorities.
6. How to build a Robust Cybersecurity Defense: Showcasing how integrated efforts and collaboration between legal and cybersecurity teams can create a strong, resilient defense against cyber threats.