Part 2 of this 4 Part series. As threats to national security and critical infrastructures grow, so does coordination between countries in thwarting cybercriminals. Additionally, nations around the world continue implementing new laws and regulations to address privacy and security concerns.
This webinar delves into relevant U.S. Executive Orders, the EU-US Privacy Shield, GDPR, The State and Local Government Cybersecurity Act of 2021, and other relevant laws.
Key Objectives:
• Describe NIST and ISO standards and their relevance to various US and EU laws.
• Appreciate creating a training and P&P framework and supplementing based on different terms and legal requirements.
• Appreciate notable US and EU Regulatory and Case Law Highlights.
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