||mardi 12:00 -
13:00|Espace Poster|Forum| Master class : Cybersecurity industrial policy: international comparison
Cybersecurity policy has a major impact on buyers and suppliers of cybersecurity products and services. This holds for national policies from France, Germany, UK, US, China, etc, as well as for international cyber-policy from the EU, UN, WTO, ITU and NATO. Cybersecurity policy is driven by motivations such as resilience, international security, national sovereignty, global competitiveness, trade and innovation. Measures such as ICT security certification, public procurement, PPPs, tax incentives, and public R&I investment are of high industrial relevance, even if the notion of industrial policy is not always explicit in cybersecurity policy. Based on an international comparative study led by the University of California, Berkeley and with a main focus on EU policy, this masterclass will provide insight in the drivers and measures of cybersecurity industrial policy.
- Paul TIMMERS
Visiting Fellow / Former Director EC - OXFORD UNIVERSITY