Baggenstos Breakfast: ISG reporting obligation, fines & security under control
Data security is one of the cornerstones of a trustworthy approach to IT systems, yet it is highly complex. We give you a practical insight into the topic and show which technical and organizational measures are needed to meet the requirements of the Swiss Information Security Act (ISG).
Recording: Baggenstos Breakfast
Daniel Burgwinkel’s talk – now available as a recording
In just under eight minutes, Daniel Burgwinkel sums up the current situation – for everyone who couldn’t attend the Baggenstos Breakfast.
One of the new obligations to protect data: companies in certain industries must report cyberattacks – even if no data was leaked. Is your company affected?
Since 1 April, 19 industries in Switzerland have had to report cyberattacks to the Federal Office for Cybersecurity (BACS). From autumn onward, failure to report can result in substantial fines. Baggenstos recommends reporting in every case, in order to identify attack patterns faster and give the BACS a knowledge advantage. According to Daniel Burgwinkel of KRM, companies need to clarify various open questions. These include:
- Affected by the reporting obligation?
- Covered by an exemption?
- Are there further obligations to fulfil under the Information Security Act (ISG)?
- Are the EU’s cybersecurity laws relevant?
Your benefit
In this recording you will learn, in a practical way, how to meet the requirements of the Swiss ISG with appropriate measures and strengthen data security in your company.
