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Cybersecurity’s Got Talent: The Final Countdown of the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act Negotiations
In the thrilling finale of the EU Cyber Resilience Act negotiations, the hot debates are worthy of a Game of Thrones episode. Who should handle security incidents? What’s a “critical” product? Like a Wi-Fi toothbrush toppling nations, this drama could reshape EU cybersecurity. And remember,…
Hot Take:
As the Cyber Resilience Act negotiations approach the finish line, there's a bit of a tug o' war happening. One side says, "Let the EU Agency for Cybersecurity handle the overflow of reported security incidents!" The other side retorts, "No, it should be the EU Computer Security Incident Response Teams!" And in the corner, we have the problem child: the definition of "critical" products. Yes, it's just as exciting as a finale of Game of Thrones, but with fewer dragons and more firewalls.Already a member? Log in here