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Principle Use Cases - Siemens
Drawing from experience, Siemens shares its best practices and lessons learned concerning improving a cybersecurity posture.
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January 21, 2026
Introducing a collection of Principle Use Cases
In an effort to lead by example, the Partners of the Charter of Trust are pleased to present a collection of Principle Use Cases.
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January 21, 2026
Security By Default for Cloud Environments
"Security By Default for Cloud Environments" is the key topic that high-level speakers from IBM, Allianz, TÜV SÜD and Atos discussed during the Principle 3 “Security by Default” taskforce’s webinar, on 18 October 2022.
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October 18, 2022
Cloud threat landscape report highlights trends in cloud security
By John Collins, Security Marketing Leader, IBM
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January 21, 2026
Cybersecurity awareness is a matter of personal digital safety and governments around the world have taken note
By David Badanes, Director of Cyber Programs and Partnerships, AES
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January 21, 2026
Enhancing international cooperation, data governance and public-private partnership to protect critical infrastructures against cyber threats
By the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI), Associated Partner of the Charter of Trust.
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January 21, 2026
Invitation to the Charter of Trust Webinar: "Security By Default for Cloud Environments" on 18 October 14:00 CET
The Charter of Trust is pleased to invite you to a webinar organised by the Principle 3 Taskforce "Security by Default".
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October 18, 2022
An Important Step Towards Security in a Post-Quantum World
By Julian Meyrick, IBM Managing Partner and Vice President, Security Strategy Risk & Compliance, Security Transformation Services and Lars Reger, NXP Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
After six years of careful analysis, NIST has announced the first cryptographic algorithms that will allow us to maintain the highest levels of security in a post-quantum world – what we also refer to as ‘quantum-safe cryptography’. And while first quantum-safe products are already here – there is still much to be done. The selected algorithms won’t immediately lend themselves to existing resource-constrained platforms. Within organizations like the Charter of Trust, we can find the necessary experts working together to resolve these issues and support the industry with the pending cryptography transition, which should begin now – even though quantum computers of today are not yet able to break modern encryption.
After six years of careful analysis, NIST has announced the first cryptographic algorithms that will allow us to maintain the highest levels of security in a post-quantum world – what we also refer to as ‘quantum-safe cryptography’. And while first quantum-safe products are already here – there is still much to be done. The selected algorithms won’t immediately lend themselves to existing resource-constrained platforms. Within organizations like the Charter of Trust, we can find the necessary experts working together to resolve these issues and support the industry with the pending cryptography transition, which should begin now – even though quantum computers of today are not yet able to break modern encryption.
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January 21, 2026
Achieving Security by Default for processes, operations & architectures
17 Baseline Requirements aimed at enabling security into the design of processes, operations and architectures.
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January 21, 2026
The Charter of Trust gathers in Paris for its 2nd Collaboration Week of 2022
Between 28 and 30 June 2022, representatives from Partner companies around the world gathered in Paris for the Charter of Trust’s second Collaboration Week of the year. Principle Taskforces came together with the aim of further building up the strategic priorities of the Charter of Trust, with the Associated Partner Forum also gathering to support those missions.
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January 21, 2026
Meet and greet Israel’s leading security companies
Networking reception hosted by Charter of Trust Partner Allianz
(metafinanz branch) and Israel’s Economic & Trade Mission in Munich
(metafinanz branch) and Israel’s Economic & Trade Mission in Munich
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July 04, 2022
Building resilience through more collaboration, by Liam Benham, Vice President Government & Regulatory Affairs, IBM Europe
In the increasingly digitalized landscape of EU financial services, risks become more systemic and the need for resilience increases.
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January 21, 2026
