Certification scheme under the Cyber Security Act
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Being a member of the Ad Hoc Working Group Gábor will represent CCLAB and Hungary on the highest professional level.
We proudly announce that our respected colleague, Mr Gábor HORNYÁK was appointed by ENISA as one of the 20 international experts to work as a team and shape the first certification scheme following the European Cyber Security Act framework.
Being a member of the Ad Hoc Working Group Gábor will represent CCLAB and Hungary on the highest professional level.
Learn more at: Ad-hoc Working Group
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