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Workshop: Building Cyber Resilience in the Digital Era

Date: 6. 08. 2026

A joint workshop on NIS2 compliance, CRA enforcement, and cross-border cybersecurity incident response 

πŸ“… Friday, 2 October 2026 πŸ•˜ 09:00 – 16:00 πŸ“ Electra Palace Athens - 18-20 N. Nikodimou str, 10557 Athens, Greece

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The EU cybersecurity regulatory landscape is evolving fast - and organisations across every sector are being asked to keep pace. Building Cyber Resilience in the Digital Era is a high-impact workshop organised by the EU-funded projects CRACoWi, DETANGLE, and INCIDENTRON, bringing together policy, practice, and peer projects for a single day of focused, practical exchange. 

The event centres on three interconnected themes shaping the future of digital resilience in Europe: 

  • NIS2 compliance - what implementation really looks like in practice 
  • Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) enforcement - what to expect as the regulation takes hold 
  • Collaborative, cross-border cybersecurity incident response - how sectors and countries can work together more effectively when it matters most 

This is not a theoretical policy briefing. It's a working session designed to give attendees concrete tools, honest insights from the field, and direct access to the people building solutions to help organisations comply and stay resilient. 

What You Will Gain 

The workshop will provide practical guidance, real-world insights, and interactive discussions to help organisations strengthen resilience and meet evolving EU cybersecurity obligations. It moves beyond theory to deliver actionable guidance for organisations navigating the new EU cybersecurity regulatory landscape - whatever stage of the compliance journey they're at. 

What to Expect 

Presentations from peer EU-funded projects See the tools and services being developed across Europe's cybersecurity project landscape, and learn how relevant stakeholders can put them to use to strengthen readiness and achieve compliance. 

Expert-led discussions A special focus on the practical challenges of NIS2 implementation, expectations around CRA enforcement, and strategies for effective cross-sector, cross-border collaboration in incident management. 

Active participant engagement Ask questions, engage with experts and peers, and take part in an open survey and discussion to share your concerns, priorities, and interest in testing the projects' solutions. 

Networking lunch A valuable opportunity to continue the conversation and build lasting connections within the cybersecurity community. 

 

Who Should Attend 

This event is open to a broad audience, including: 

  • SMEs, startups, and enterprises 
  • Business leaders and decision-makers 
  • Cybersecurity professionals 
  • Legal and compliance experts 

Regardless of sector, any organisation seeking to better understand and prepare for EU cybersecurity regulations will benefit from participating. 

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Join Us 

Whether you're leading compliance efforts, shaping strategy, or working on the ground to strengthen your organisation's cyber resilience, this is a chance to learn directly from the projects building Europe's cybersecurity toolkit - and to help shape what comes next. 

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