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The rail sector needs harmonisation in EU cybersecurity legislation

Marta Garcìa, UNIFE
Marta Garcìa, UNIFE Marta Garcìa, UNIFE

Marta García, Technical Affairs Manager at the European Rail Supply Industry Association (UNIFE), sheds light on the current cybersecurity-related legislative framework impacting the rail industry, as well as the urgent need for harmonisation and collaboration across Europe.

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The rail sector needs harmonisation in EU cybersecurity legislation

Marta Garcìa, UNIFE
Marta Garcìa, UNIFE Marta Garcìa, UNIFE

Marta García, Technical Affairs Manager at the European Rail Supply Industry Association (UNIFE), sheds light on the current cybersecurity-related legislative framework impacting the rail industry, as well as the urgent need for harmonisation and collaboration across Europe.

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Author: Emma Dailey

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