The Transformation of EU Cybersecurity Law
summary
EU law now layers a slew of concrete instruments — NIS directive (2016), Cybersecurity Act, Cyber Resilience Act, Cyber Solidarity Act and DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) — that move from principles to prescriptive delegated and implementing acts, create overlapping incident reporting and compliance duties, and shift enforcement power toward the Commission and diverse national regulators. The panel argues this produces a complex, fragmented patchwork, raises data‑protection tensions and enforceability gaps, and calls for streamlining, uniform enforcement channels and practical steps like coordinated incident dry runs.
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- 0:00EU cybersecurity law intro
- 3:16EU cybersecurity policy history
- 11:26Patchwork law challenges
- 22:30AI and cybersecurity interplay
- 31:59Global context of EU law
- 42:14Q&A enforcement dilemmas
- 1:04:43Future EU cybersecurity improvements
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