The proposed revision of the European Cybersecurity Act (CSA) could have significant implications for companies, supply chains and strategic dependencies across the Netherlands and Europe.
What could the proposed measures mean in practice for the Dutch economy?
To contribute to an informed public and policy debate, NCBC has commissioned SEO Economic Research to conduct an independent study into the potential economic consequences for the Netherlands. The study examines different implementation scenarios and their possible short- and long-term effects, including the impact on strategic dependencies, competition, investment and innovation.
On 26 October, NCBC will organise a special event to present the results of the study. Following the presentation, representatives from business, government and other stakeholders will discuss the findings and the broader balance between cybersecurity, economic resilience, strategic autonomy and an open and competitive European market.
Date: 26 October 2026
Location: Corpus Museum (Willem Einthovenstraat 1, 2342 BH Oegstgeest)
Time: 15:00 - 18:00
Attendance is subject to availability.