Summary

Member States require all and important entities to implement technical and organizational safeguards to mitigate network and information system risks, ensuring that incidents do not impact user services or other offerings. This comprehensive approach, grounded in an all-hazards framework, mandates a multi-faceted strategy to address incidents before they become crises. Essential security measures must encompass risk analysis, comprehensive incident handling, robust business continuity planning through backup and disaster recovery, as well as stringent supply chain security protocols to protect suppliers.

Furthermore, this legal obligation extends to securing the acquisition, development, and maintenance of systems themselves by handling vulnerabilities promptly and appropriately. The framework also emphasizes mandatory cybersecurity training for staff, strict cryptography and encryption standards, and a rigorous assessment of the current effectiveness of risk-management efforts. Finally, specific protocols govern cybersecurity hygiene practices, including multi-factor authentication and continuous authentication, while also mandating secure communication systems and asset management to ensure overall operational integrity.

Title

Hybrid Risk Management | From Emerging Threats to Strategic Resilience and Compliance

Description

Understand hybrid risk management, and gain expert insights to manage risks where cyber, geopolitical, economic, technological, and informational threats intersect.

Keywords

risk, management, hybrid, hazards, security, approach, information, resilience, governance, domain, must, compliance, risks, systems, cross, control, emergency

NS Lookup

A 217.26.53.20

Dates

Created 2026-03-08

Updated 2026-03-08

Summarized 2026-03-22