Secure products and systems are essential to achieving availability, confidentiality, integrity and authenticity in the IT security sector. To this end, the requirements and implementation variants of a protective shield must be standardized and coordinated across segments in times of accelerated technology convergence. The contents of the IT Security Standardization Roadmap are an important step toward this.
The IT Security Standardization Roadmap addresses statutory and regulatory developments on the EU level, for instance the EU ePrivacy Directive which defines new IT security obligations.
The core and cross-sectional topics for the IT Security Standardization Roadmap include areas like data protection, energy supply and generation, industrial production, health and medical technology, smart living and critical infrastructures.
The standardization roadmap demonstrates that these areas are already well-covered with respect to standardization, because both the current state of standardization and the existing gaps are presented and addressed in order to offer users and any interested parties orientation in this field.
Reasons for standardization roadmaps
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The high degree to which our infrastructures are networked poses several threats to information security and data protection in systems. Within DKE, the cybersecurity department deals with important security issues that span across the entire service life of a system or system component. One of the main goals is to understand cybersecurity as an innovation topic and address it holistically in the relevant domains. You can find further information about this subject area in
With the wealth of knowledge contained in our roadmaps, you will be equipped with all the information on relevant electrical engineering issues and innovations that you need to reach your goal.
