On 18 and 19 November, the Chamber of Commerce hosted a new edition of Luxembourg Internet Days, a go-to event for digital and cybersecurity professionals.
The National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) was present with an information stand, allowing visitors to talk directly with its representatives about issues related to personal data protection. Participants were able to obtain practical advice and answers to their questions concerning compliance with the legal framework for data processing. CNPD agents also provided information on training courses, tools and the latest initiatives developed by the Commission.
In addition, Sadia Berdaï, Head of the Artificial Intelligence, Innovation and Technology Division at the CNPD, gave a presentation on the challenges and considerations arising from the Cyber Resilience Act. Her presentation highlighted key points such as compliance, vulnerability reporting and adapting development processes to meet regulatory requirements.
The CNPD would like to thank the organisers of the Luxembourg Internet Days for this opportunity for dialogue and awareness-raising, and is delighted with the high level of public participation.