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Guía sobre la directiva europea de seguridad en redes y sistemas de información

La Directiva europea de Seguridad en Redes y Sistemas de Información (NIS) representa el primer paso en regulación sobre ciberseguridad a nivel de la Unión Europea.
La entrada en vigor de la Directiva NIS se programó para Agosto de 2016. Los Estados Miembros tendrán desde entonces 21 meses para implementar esta  directiva en sus legislaciones nacionales, y 6 meses más para identificar a los operadores de servicios esenciales.

EC Communication: Strenghtening Europe's Cyber Resilience System and Fostering a Competitive and Innovative Cybersecurity Industry

In its Communication of 5 July 2016 the European Commission announces the launch of a public-private partnership on cybersecurity and additional market-oriented policy measures to boost industrial capabilities in Europe.

European Council Adopts EU-wide cyber security rules

17 May 2016 - the European Council formally adopts new rules to step up the security of network and information systems across the EU.

The network and information security directive (NISD) will increase cooperation between member states on the vital issue of cybersecurity. It lays down security obligations for operators of essential services (in critical sectors such as energy, transport, health and finance) and for digital service providers (online marketplaces, search engines and cloud services).

NIST launches public consultation on cyber security

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is set to release an overhauled systems security engineering document it hopes will change the way software and computer designers think about cyber security.

NIST calls upon U.S. federal agencies, businesses and general population to re-think the approach to cyber security, which should not be just an add-on but a foundational component of any technology that touches the Internet. 

ENISA urges decision makers to take action before a major cyber crisis occurs in Europe

Despite a number of initiatives within the European Network and Information Security community to establish frameworks and standard operating procedures, the EU-level response to cyber incidents, and in particular these which lead to crisis situations, lacks consistency.

ENISA analysed the EU-level crisis management frameworks in five different sectors (aviation, civil protection, border control, counter-terrorism and health and disease control) to make recommendations on more efficient cyber crisis cooperation and management.

How can the EU be more trustworthy and digitally secure? ECIL report presented to Gunther Oettinger

On 25th January 2016, at the International Cybersecurity Forum in Lille, the European Cybersecurity Industry Leaders (ECIL) workgroup presented a report to European Commissioner for the Digital Economy Gunther Oettinger, focusing on the need to make the EU more trustworthy and digitally secure.

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