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DESCRIPTION:Our modern way of life depends on open source more than ever be
 fore. Public policy is tasked with establishing protections that support j
 ust these types of ecosystems. Yet these two key groups lack a common venu
 e and understanding to ensure they are both successful. As governments wor
 ldwide draft rules affecting the world around us\, the responsibility fall
 s to all of us to bridge that gap or accept that the negative consequences
  of decisions made without benefit of high-trust dialogs. \n\nThis session
  provides practical frameworks for effective policy engagement\, tailored 
 to technical community members. You’ll better understand policymaker mot
 ivations and hear examples of using standards versus dynamic mechanisms li
 ke reference implementations and transparency may serve better. Drawing on
  examples from collaboration with NCSC-NL and working on precursor standar
 ds to ETSI 303 645\, Beau will discuss collaboration in context of Europea
 n cyber policy like the latest Network and Information Security Directive 
 (NIS2) and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Open source proved that radical
  collaboration can build the internet\; now we need to prove we can transl
 ate that model to shape the policies that govern it.
DTSTAMP:20261021T050656Z
LOCATION:Room 2
SUMMARY:Outside In Guide to Engaging with Public Policy - Beau Woods
URL:https://cfp.nluug.nl/nluug-voorjaarsconferentie-2026/talk/QMRQVR/
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