SysteCom was delighted to accept the invitation of PSVAK (Panhellenic Association of Cosmetics & Fragrances Manufacturers & Representatives) to participate in its recent event, opening the discussion on Cybersecurity and the NIS2 Directive.
The event recorded strong attendance from executives and industry representatives, highlighting the growing concern and awareness around digital infrastructure security, regulatory compliance, and cyber risk management within the sector.
During the presentation, key topics included:
- The evolving cyber threat landscape, including ransomware, supply chain attacks, and AI-enabled fraud
- Real-world security incidents affecting the beauty and manufacturing industries
- The core obligations introduced by the NIS2 Directive and Greek Law 5160/2024
- Practical steps organisations can take to strengthen resilience and achieve compliance
Particularly encouraging was the continuation of discussions after the presentation, with meaningful questions and insightful exchanges reflecting the sector’s genuine interest in enhancing its cybersecurity posture.
Cybersecurity is no longer a matter of choice; it is a business imperative and a regulatory obligation. For SysteCom, participation in such initiatives is of strategic importance, as it enables us to:
- Stay closely aligned with industry developments
- Comply with evolving regulatory and compliance frameworks
- Better understand the challenges organisations face
- Contribute practical, actionable insights that support secure and compliant digital operations
We sincerely thank PSVAK for the invitation and the excellent organisation of the event, as well as all participants for their active engagement and constructive dialogue.
SysteCom remains committed to supporting organisations in strengthening the security of their digital infrastructures and navigating the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.
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