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The Charter of Trust is a non-profit alliance of leading global companies and organisations from various sectors, based on 10 principles, working together to make the digital world of tomorrow a safer place.

Activities

Strengthening cyber resilience

Key Initiatives in Security by Default, Supply Chain Security, Emerging Technologies, Education, and External Engagement
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Security by Default
Help integrate robust security measures into the core of every digital innovation and business operation.
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Supply Chain Security
Develop best practices on effectively ensuring the resilience of our respective supply chains against cyber threats.
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Emerging Technologies
Address and provide guidance to businesses on how to manage the complexities triggered by AI and Post Quantum Computing.
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Education
Raise awareness about cyber threats, promote best practices, and provide comprehensive training opportunities to individuals, students and organizations across the world.
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External Engagement
Foster public-private dialogue, prioritise greater alignment and reciprocity of cyber regulations internationally and advise regulators on practical implementation.
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News and publications

Latest updates

Important milestones towards more cybersecurity
CyberTrust Talk returns to Brussels - Bridging the Regulatory Gap – Industry Challenges and Solutions for Aligned Cybersecurity Regulations Globally
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CyberTrust Talk returns to Brussels - Bridging the Regulatory Gap – Industry Challenges and Solutions for Aligned Cybersecurity Regulations Globally

CyberTrust Talk Returns to Brussels

Following the resounding success of its inaugural event, the CyberTrust Talk is making a much-anticipated return for its second edition. This exclusive gathering brings together renowned experts, influential industry leaders, and key policymakers to delve into some of the most pressing issues in the world of cybersecurity. The focus of this year’s event is centered on “Bridging the Regulatory Gap – Industry Challenges and Solutions for Aligned Cybersecurity Regulations Globally.”

With an increasingly interconnected world, harmonizing cybersecurity regulations has become a critical challenge. This event provides a platform for exploring innovative solutions and fostering dialogue on how to address these challenges effectively. Participants engage in the exploration of real-world case studies and actionable approaches designed to bridge the regulatory divide, particularly between Europe and the United States.

The CyberTrust Talk is more than just a discussion—it is a unique opportunity to engage with leading minds who are shaping the future of cybersecurity. Guests hear from distinguished speakers offering their expertise and perspectives, as well as gain insights into the latest trends and strategies shaping global cybersecurity policies. Beyond the thought-provoking conversations, the event also provides a space for meaningful networking, with a standing lunch offered during the first half of the day to encourage connections among attendees.

This year’s exceptional lineup of speakers includes Christiane Kirketerp de Viron, Acting Director at DG CNCT of the European Commission; Paul Timmers, Research Associate at the University of Oxford; Jean-Marc Leclerc, Director of IBM EU Policy; and Sudhir Ethiraj, Global Head of Cybersecurity Office at TÜV Süd. The discussions will be guided by the experienced moderation of Dr. Sumit Chanda, Global CISO at Eviden and Chair of the GEE Working Group of the Charter of Trust. Opening remarks will be delivered by Jeremy Rollison, Senior Director of Microsoft European Government Affairs, setting the stage for an inspiring and impactful afternoon.
January 28, 2025
“Security by Default in view of major EU Cybersecurity Regulations”
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“Security by Default in view of major EU Cybersecurity Regulations”

On the 29th of October our P3 Security by Default Working Group has hosted its insightful webinar, in which they dived deep into the latest developments surrounding “Security by Default in view of major EU Cybersecurity Regulations”.

🔒 Here the main points of discussion:

- Key insights into what NIS2, the European Cyber Resilience Act and other regulations mean for businesses
- Best practices for adapting to relevant regulations
- Expert strategies on how to deal with regulatory challenges
- Live Q&A with industry experts


Here the esteemed panelists

Sudhir Ethiraj, Global Head of Cybersecurity Office, TÜV SÜD (Moderator)
Dr. Angelika Steinacker, CTO IAM, Cybersecurity Services, IBM
Marko Wolf, Chief Expert Product Cybersecurity Governance, Bosch
Joe Lomako, Cybersecurity Lab Manager, TÜV SÜD
Didier Ludwig, Cybersecurity Officer, Siemens
Francesca Bosco, Chief Strategy and Partnerships Officer, CyberPeace Institute

Please find the recording of the webinar below. Follow us on LinkedIn to find out, when the next webinar is going to happen: https://www.linkedin.com/company/charter-of-trust
October 29, 2024
Chairwoman Natalia Oropeza in Brandeins Magazine
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Chairwoman Natalia Oropeza in Brandeins Magazine

We're thrilled to announce that our Charter of Trust Chairwoman Natalia Oropeza has been featured in the annual IT edition of the brand eins magazine!

In an interview with Dorit Kowitz, Natalia dives deep into the pressing issues facing the cybersecurity landscape, explaining how the Charter of Trust bundles the expertise of different businesses across several regions to stay resilient in the face of evolving threats. As Natalia Oropeza says: "We all win if cybercrime doesn’t win."

Here are three key insights from her interview:
🔑 Collaboration is essential: No single organization can tackle cyber threats alone. The Charter of Trust is a prime example that businesses nowadays are more transparent when it comes to attacks and that sharing information in this field can be beneficial.
🔑 Addressing the digital skills gap: The Charter of Trust is working to address the global shortage of cybersecurity professionals by encouraging diversity and actively promoting opportunities for women to join the field.
🔑 Unified regulations: Harmonizing global cybersecurity standards will reduce vulnerabilities, helping businesses and governments combat threats more effectively.

The full interview is available here: https://lnkd.in/gRm6ZDGC
October 19, 2024
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