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EU Cyber Resilience Act Approved by European Parliament

On Tuesday 12 March, the European Parliament approved the Cyber Resilience Act, a milestone EU regulation which will set cyber security rules for 'products with digital elements' made available on the EU market. The CRA is now awaiting formal approval by the Council and is expected to enter into force in the coming months, with its rules becoming fully applicable over various transition periods. We overview key aspects of the CRA and flag some of the changes that have been introduced since the original Commission proposal.

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DORA: Exploring what the new European Framework for Digital Operational Resilience means for your business

On 10 November 2022, the European Parliament voted to adopt a new EU regulation on digital operational resilience for the financial sector (DORA). With obligations under DORA coming into effect late in 2024 or early 2025 at the latest, in this article we take a closer look at its impact and consider what the regulation will mean for firms, their senior managers and operations and what firms should be doing now in preparation for day one compliance.

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EU Cyber Resilience Act – proposed cybersecurity rules for connected products

The proposed Cyber Resilience Act will introduce new common cybersecurity requirements for "products with digital elements" placed on the EU market. Forming part of the EU's Cybersecurity Strategy, this proposed regulation would impose a range of obligations on manufacturers, importers and distributors of connected hardware and software, with the aim of ensuring that technical vulnerabilities are minimised and managed in a transparent manner. This article discusses key aspects of the proposal.

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NYDFS fines health insurer EyeMed $4.5 million for cybersecurity violations after mandatory self-report

NYDFS learned about the breach after EyeMed reported the incident, as required by the Cybersecurity Regulation. The penalty is a reminder to companies in scope of the regulation to make sure to review their compliance before an incident, a costly lesson more and more companies are learning from NYDFS.

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The Solana Cyber-attack: What now?

Hackers have been targeting various areas of the crypto market, including bridges, exchanges and wallets. One such example occurred in August 2022, which was the major cyber-attack on the Solana ecosystem (Solana), raising questions about the security of underpinning cryptoassets and causing loss to investors across the globe.

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Ransomware Playbook

Our newly updated international playbook addresses how best to prepare for and respond to a ransomware attack, and contains guidance from key jurisdictions around the world regarding applicable legal regimes

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Congress passes broad legislation requiring critical infrastructure sectors to report substantial cyber incidents and ransomware payments

This statute is the first federal law to require reporting of cyber incidents across a wide range of industries. These requirements will take effect upon the finalization of implementing regulations by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).

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To pay or not to pay? The ransomware conundrum

Held to ransom?

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FinCEN flexes new expertise in clear warning to companies broadly involved in processing ransomware payments

Strengthen your detection and monitoring

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Treasury ransomware advisories warn companies to consider collateral legal risks in payments

Updating the ransomware playbook

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EVENT: 18 April: Navigating cybersecurity and resilience in 2024 (online)

The global trend towards increased cybersecurity and resilience regulation will tighten existing requirements and affect a broader range of businesses than ever before. From updates in SEC and NYDFS cyber requirements, to Singapore’s proposed Cybersecurity Amendment Bill, our global panel will examine developments in the US, APAC, Europe and the Middle East

Time: 08:00 EDT / 13:00 BST / 14:00 CEST / 20:00 HKT

To Register, please complete the online registration form.