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How does security regulation affect organisations' operations?
Security threats targeting digital services, products and critical infrastructure are constantly growing. In addition to cyber threats, organisations must also prepare for physical risks, hybrid threats and disruptions in their operating environment. Security regulation obligations practically concern all organisations regardless of their industry. Organisations’ operations depend increasingly on functioning information systems, supply chains and critical services, and disruptions in these can have wide-reaching effects on both individual organisations and society as a whole. The EU has responded to this development by comprehensively reforming security and resilience regulation, and the new rules extend to an ever-greater number of sectors and organisations. Applying the new regulation to one’s own operations brings challenges, but also the opportunity to strengthen operational continuity and customer trust in a sustainable way.
Fondia’s lawyers help your company navigate the legal challenges and opportunities of security regulation.
We help our clients with, among other things:
We assess which security regulations apply to your company and to what extent
We draft and update internal guidelines and processes for risk management, resilience and incident notifications
We assist in evaluating the security requirements of supply chains and partners and in drafting contractual terms
We carry out contract reviews and update contract templates to comply with new security regulation
We support regulatory reporting and incident management
We train management and staff on security regulation and its practical implications
We assist in addressing cybersecurity requirements for digital products from the product design stage onwards
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