Security & Regulatory
GDPR, ePrivacy, NIS2 & EECC — from Regulation to Evidence
Regulation → Requirement → Risk → Architecture control → Deliverable → Evidence. For a European operator four instruments set the scope — GDPR, ePrivacy, NIS2 and the EECC — and they reduce to three pillars of work: privacy, cybersecurity and telecom regulatory compliance.
Sections
From Regulation to Evidence
The six-rung chain the module teaches, the four regulations that set a European operator’s scope, the three pillars they reduce to, and the trust boundaries where controls land.
Security at Every Boundary in the Chain
CRM to network, one boundary at a time: what crosses, who is authorised, how it is authenticated, what the receiver may do, and how it is audited.
Security Focus Areas and the Process for Each
The focus areas an operator has to cover — personal data, data flows, identity, APIs, vulnerabilities, incidents, suppliers, continuity, regulatory reporting — and the process each one calls for: DPIA, RoPA, risk assessment, access review, penetration test, incident notification.