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Addressing emerging concerns to ensure security

We are working on every end to protect, prevent and create a secure digital world. And cybersecurity isn't always rocket science. From small, medium-sized to large enterprises already a few easy actions are a good start to provide more cybersecurity. A pick of our topics.

Principle 2: Responsibility throughout the digital supply chain

Charter of Trust Webinar: "Responsibility throughout the digital supply chain beyond existing standards and norms: Are we doing enough?"

On June 2nd, we hosted our latest webinar to discuss how the Principle 2 Baseline Requirements link to existing standards and norms, and how you can get the most out of them. Watch the recording to revisit the full discussion between our experts.

Principle 3: Security by default

Achieving Security by Default: An Explanatory Document for the Phase 1 “Products, Functionalities, Technologies” Baseline Requirements

The objective of this Explanatory Document is to define the critical cybersecurity requirements needed to deliver secure products, processes, services and business models.

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Principle 2: Responsibility throughout the digital supply chain

Charter of Trust Webinar: "How the Charter of Trust’s Risk-Based Approach can help you secure your supply chain"

On 10th December, the Charter of Trust's Taskforce on Principle 2 "Responsibility throughout the digital supply chain" hosted a webinar that explained how the Charter's Common Risk-based Approach for the Digital Supply Chain can help companies increase the cybersecurity resilience of their supply chains.

Principle 8: Transparency and Response

Charter of Trust Webinar: “Cybersecurity Threat landscape - Detection and Response in the Charter of Trust"

On 29 October, the Charter of Trust Principle 8 ‘Transparency and Response’ hosted its first-ever webinar on the cybersecurity threat landscape with leading experts in the field. The session started with an overview of the 2020 threat landscape, examined how the Charter of Trust is sharing threat information among its members through its Human-to-Human network and by building a threat information sharing community supported by a leading platform.

Principle 6: Education

Charter of Trust Webinar: “The Human Element in Cybersecurity”

On 28 July, the Charter of Trust Principle 6 ‘Education’ hosted the first-ever Charter of Trust webinar “The Human Element in Cybersecurity”. Discussions focused on why people are so central to cybersecurity, how capacity building can be beneficial, and which modern approaches to learning can be applied to effectively leverage the human element in cybersecurity.

Principle 3: Security by default

Achieving Security by Default for products, functionalities & technologies

19 Baseline Requirements aimed at enabling security into the design of products, functionalities and technologies.

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Principle 6: Education

COVID 19 and how to securely work from home – key recommendations

The current COVID 19 crisis has led to an exponential increase in the numbers of WFH – people working from home – to safeguard public health. At the same time, there is an increased risk in terms of Cybersecurity.

Priniciple 2: Responsibility throughout the digital supply chain

Common risk-based approach for the Digital Supply Chain

Companies – and if necessary – governments must establish risk-based rules that ensure adequate protection across all IoT layers with clearly defined and mandatory requirements.

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Principle 6: Education

Seeing cybersecurity as an opportunity

How to protect your business effectively: specific measures for small and medium-sized enterprises.

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