While many in the industry are talking about how to address the upcoming regulations (DORA, NIS2, SEC Rules etc.), we are missing a dialogue on the residual risks related to these regulations.

 

During this roundtable, we will discuss the long-term outlook of cyber regulations, and what we can expect increasing guidelines and protocols around digital resilience to look like.

 

We will also discuss what this means for organizations as they navigate the implementation of these – and future – regulations, and the increased responsibility placed on senior leadership and the Board to own the cyber risk.  

 

Questions we will explore include:

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• How are we assessing the risks associated with upcoming regulations, and how we can mitigate any risks that might persist even after compliance efforts?

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•  What is our vision for cyber regulations in the long term, and how do we anticipate these evolving over the next decade?

  • Are there any emerging trends or technologies that could significantly impact future regulations?

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• How well prepared are we already for these regulations? Are there any gaps in technology, resources or expertise that need addressing?

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• How can organizations stay ahead of the curve, and what proactive steps can be taken to adapt swiftly to changing requirements?

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• What role should senior leadership – and the Board – play in owning cyber risk, and how can they ensure effective oversight and governance related to cyber risk management?