In recent years, we have seen quite a few transatlantic policy issues with regards to Cybersecurity and the way how personal information is being treated by private and public organizations. The main areas where we see these differences are data protection/privacy, standards & certification and last but not least private-public information sharing.
Even though the similarities between US and EU cybersecurity policies are significantly bigger than the differences, it is not only the privacy related regulation framework that has traditionally been very strong in the EU but as well, in recent years, the EU Cybersecurity Strategy that requires organizations to implement technical and organizational requirements.
In this panel session we will talk about how such requirements are met by services and solutions offered on both sides of the Atlantic and try to find out, wether there are “cyber-cultural” differences coded into these solutions that make it more difficult to comply with local regulations on both sides.
