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cybersecurityeurope PAGE O4


DIGITAL USER GUIDE START


INDEX


Cyber security governance in European organisations is changing. Executive leadership now assumes greater responsibility in the strategic cyber decision-making.


08 editor’s view Is shoddy cyber security tantamount to collusion with criminals?


10 NEWS round-up Organisations can boost business by boosting cyber trust... Euro cyber agencies join forces... Credential stuff attacks rise.


16 INFOSECURITY EUROPE 2019 mini preview In cyber security, everyone is on a learning curve: this year’s Infosecurity Europe 2019 exhibition and conference (Olympia London, 4-6 June) three-day event programme puts you right in touch with the experts.


20 INFoSECURITY EUROPE VIDEO showreels Featured viewable videos include Sarb Sembhi, CTO & CISO at Virtually Informed and Phil Beecher, CEO at Wi-SUN Alliance.


24 cyber legal in brief European law fi rms become more cyber-savvy as clients want them to be more digitally-aware and as threats target their data. Law fi rms hold much sensitive client information, and are key enablers in business transactions, such as M&As: that’s highly valuable data that threat agents are keen to misappropriate.


FOCUS AIRBUS CYBERSECURITY 14


The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) promises to transform industrial processes – but we must ensure that safeguards are built-in from the outset, says Airbus Cybersecurity’s Jörg Schuler.


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