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NISDUC 2024 in The Hague

Cybersecurity
Press release

After the NISDUC 2022 was organized in Luxembourg, and the NISDUC 2023 in Belgium, the Dutch NIS authorities and NCSC in cooperation with Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation (ILR), the Belgian Institute for Postal services and Telecommunications (BIPT), the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), the Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg (CIRCL) and the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) organized the 3rd NISDUC1 conference at the "The Hague Conference Centre" in the Netherlands from April 23rd to April 24th, 2024.

©ILR (de g. à dr.) Sascha Maurer, animateur, Institut luxembourgeois de régulation ; Michiel Steltman, Managing Director of the Digital infrastructure Association, NL ; Freddy Dezeure, Independent Strategic Advisor in cybersecurity and cyber risk Management ; Erno Doorenspleet, Vice President Security Strategy and CTO Security for KPN B2B ; Aernout Reijmer, Chief Security Officer at ASML ; Peggy Valcke, Executive board member at the Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications
(de g. à dr.) Sascha Maurer, animateur, Institut luxembourgeois de régulation ; Michiel Steltman, Managing Director of the Digital infrastructure Association, NL ; Freddy Dezeure, Independent Strategic Advisor in cybersecurity and cyber risk Management ; Erno Doorenspleet, Vice President Security Strategy and CTO Security for KPN B2B ; Aernout Reijmer, Chief Security Officer at ASML ; Peggy Valcke, Executive board member at the Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications

The conference aimed to bring together interested parties from all over Europe that would like to know more about the opportunities and challenges that arise with the transposition of the NIS 2 directive into national law. In the spirit of the historic Benelux format as a catalyst of the European integration process, the NISDUC format was created as a platform to allow shared best practices between member states to emerge and foster the constitution of a community of European users which can share their knowledge and challenges in implementing the directive.

In this sense, a broad variety of keynotes and sector specific sessions were organised to spark reflection and conversation on the future implementation of the NIS2 Directive in the European Union. This year’s conference put a special emphasis on the topics of cooperation and mutual assistance between NIS authorities and board room governance and accountability with dedicated panel discussions, featuring a variety of industry professionals.

The Minister of Justice and Security of the Netherlands, Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius, and the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Administration, Public Enterprises, Telecommunication and the Postal Services of Belgium, Petra De Sutter, were special guests that addressed the public. Their appearance underlined the relevance of cybersecurity in their talks and highlighted the fact that NIS 2 renders it a transversal subject rather than an exclusive concern of the IT department.

More details about the programme can be found on: https://www.nisduc.eu/third-conference.

In his closing remarks, the director of the ILR, Mr Luc Tapella, announced the NISDUC conference will be hosted in Luxembourg in 2025.

Press release by the Luxembourg Regulatory Institute

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