Live webinar: Mandatory European cybersecurity – Important updates

📅 Date: Thursday, 21 November
🕙 Time: 14:00 CET

Cybersecurity is mandatory for wireless connected products in just 8 months and is a part of CE marking. A European standard has been published – but still, not all is clear…

This November, the EU RED Notified Bodies came together in Nice, and on the agenda were cybersecurity updates from the representative from the EU Commission!

Join our webinar on 21 November, 14.00 CET, to get the latest updates and clarifications.

• RED basics
  A quick recap of the main elements to be aware of.
  
  
• RED update
  Updates from the RED Notified Body meeting in November, where the EU Commission gave the latest updates
  
  
  • The scope. What is in and what is out of scope?
    
    
  • Harmonization of the cybersecurity standard
    The new standard EN 18031 is still not harmonized – now what?
    
    

• The new standard – an overview
  What is the content of this new standard? How is it built up, and how is it used?
  A Nemko cybersecurity expert takes us through the details.
  
  
  
• What to do
  A practical set of recommendations to ease your work on cybersecurity and to help you will be done in time – there is not that much time left!
  
  
  

Webinar hosts

Geir Hørthe - Head of Nemko cybersecurity department
Geir Hørthe is responsible for the Nemko cyber security initiative. He has worked at Nemko for more than 30 years in the capacity of test services, lab manager of safety, ATEX and medical departments. He has also been Managing Director at the Nemko office in London for two years. After he returned to Norway, he held for many years the position of Certification Manager at Nemko HQ with responsibilities for electrical product certifications for national and international certification.

Daniel Breive Havre - Senior cybersecurity Evaluator
Daniel Breive Havre works as Cybersecurity Evaluator with Nemko. He is qualified as evaluator for the Cyber Common Criteria scheme. Daniel Breive Havre holds a master's degree from Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).