📅 10 December 2026 | 11:00 CET | Online
This webinar offers a cross-border, comparative examination of how national cybersecurity agencies across key EU Member States are operationalizing their mandate. Rather than treating NIS2 as a single monolithic rulebook, this session provides a granular look at the regulatory mosaic: comparing how different national authorities conduct ex-ante vs. ex-post supervision, execute on-site inspections and independent security audits, apply administrative fines, and hold executive management directly accountable.
Why you should attend?
Compare National “Watchdogs”: Map out the structural, procedural, and cultural differences among key national cybersecurity authorities (e.g., ACN, ANSSI, BSI, CCN-CERT) and their operational approaches to oversight.
Who should attend?
This seminar is designed for professionals navigating cross-border cybersecurity regulations and EU compliance:
- In-House Counsel & Cross-Border Legal Teams: Corporate lawyers advising multinational groups on multi-jurisdictional NIS2 compliance and regulatory exposure.
- CISOs, CROs & Head of Security Operations: Technical executives responsible for preparing systems, documentation, and teams for inspections by different national authorities.
Valerio Lubello – presenter
Valerio Lubello is a Research Fellow at Bocconi University, where he has been teaching Public and Comparative Public Law since 2014. He earned his Ph.D. in European and Comparative Constitutional Law and was a Postdoctoral Fellow at Bocconi University until 2021. His current research focuses on the intersection of sustainability and technology, with a particular emphasis on Fundamental Rights, Privacy Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Energy Transitions. He is a practicing lawyer in Milan and managing partner at GLA – Administrative and Tech Law.
Sign up for the event
Participation is online, and the workshops will be held in English.
The session will include an expert presentation followed by a Q&A session, allowing participants to raise questions and exchange perspectives.