25-27 March | Doubletree by Hilton Brussels City

Presentations by Topic

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5G
Assurance
Automation
Certification
Cloud
Common Criteria
CRA
Critical Infrastructure
CSPCERT
Digital Single Market
ECSO
Embedded
Energy
ENISA
ERNCIP
EU Commission
Evaluations
FIPS
FISMA
GDPR
IACS
IEC-62443
IoT
ISACA COBIT
ISCI
ISO 27001
ISO 27552
Lightweight
NIST
OWASP
SESIP
SIM
Smart Card
SoC
Standards
Track A
Track B
Trusted Computing Group

EU5G Developments (L12c)

EU5G developments.
Alex Leadbeater

Interplay of the CRA with Cybersecurity Certification Requirements Enacted in Other Vertical Legislation (NIS, CSA,…) (B12b)

The proposal for an EU regulation on cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements, known as the Cyber Resilience Act, aims at ensuring common cybersecurity requirements for placing tangible ICT products and software on the European market. The proposal would provide a more resilient EU market by addressing products’ development...
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Pierre-Jean Verrando
Alban Feraud

When Product Cybersecurity Becomes Law: Implementing the CRA as a Global Cross-Domain Product Manufacturer (S22c)

For globally active cross-domain product manufacturers, the proposed European Cybersecurity Resilience Act (CRA) is becoming a real challenge for legally compliant product development, production, market placement, and product maintenance. This presentation aims to provide the 10 biggest challenges seen with the CRA from the perspective of such a global cross-domain...
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Marko Wolf

Securing User Interactions at the Device Level for High Assurance Use Cases (L11c)

Our ever-digitizing world leads to more and more physical world objects and processes transitioning into our devices. These emerging experiences, like digital wallets and forms of digital identity, in combination with the fact devices are only getting more and more complex, raise the need for a security approach that is...
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Fabien Courtiade

Trustworthiness of Cellular Infrastructures: State-of-the-Art and Ongoing Developments (A12a)

The criticality of the cyber space increased significantly in modern time. Interdependencies between national critical infrastructure sectors and the emergence of new business cases with potential impact on safety further magnifies these risks. The EU Commission identified these concerns in their coordinated risk assessment and offered certification as one of...
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Boutheina Chetali

Certifying Products Using 62443-4-2 (A13a)

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Wouter Slegers

An Evaluation Methodology for IEC 62443-4-2 (A13b)

In this talk, in the beginning a brief overview of the IEC 62443 series is given with special focus on the parts that focuses on components (i.e. IEC 62443-4-2) and component developers. The talk gives an overview why there is a need for a new evaluation methodology. By the end...
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Sebastian Fritsch

ENISA EFFORTS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CYBERSECURITY (A13c)

In this talk, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) will discuss the main findings from its seminal work on mapping the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Threat Landscape. By following a lifecycle view of the AI ecosystem, ENISA worked on identifying relevant assets and following a methodological approach the Agency highlighted threats...
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The EU Cybersecurity Ecosystem (B11a)

The purpose of the presentation will be to give an overview of the ecosystem for Cybersecurity and the related policy framework in the European Union and illustrate the mechanisms of interaction between the various institutions and their interrelationships. We will present an analysis of the industrial and regulatory policies in...
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Jean Lehmann

2025, a Glimpse into the Future of the CSA, and How We Got Here (B11b)

It’s 2025! The Cybersecurity Act has been enforced in Europe for few years already, boosting the cyber resilience capability within the Union. Setting up an international benchmark on cyber security capabilities. By now, we are addressing what was once considered a complex issue. Automotive, Industrial, Communications and consumer markets are...
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Carlos Serratos

State of the Art Approach on ICS Components Security Compliance Under the Umbrella of Upcoming Harmonized Certification (B13a)

One of the main challenges within the industrial cybersecurity is the current lack of mandatory regulation, leaving the responsibility for secure components heavily on the manufacturers. At the same time, the perspective of upcoming harmonized certification under the EU Cybersecurity Act asks manufacturers to take a pro-active approach. Currently there...
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Anna Prudnikova