Turkey has enactedLaw No. 7545 on Cybersecurity,introducing the country's first centralized legal framework in this field. The law brings sweeping changes: it mandates certification and authorization for cybersecurity providers, expands regulatory oversight, and imposes strict penalties for non-compliance. It also introduces prior approval requirements for some of the mergers, exports, and even share transfers involving cybersecurity firms.
We break it all down in our new AI assited podcast episode:
"A New Era in Cybersecurity in Turkey"– now live on HHK Talks.
Tune in for insights into what this law means for institutions, companies, and cybersecurity professionals.
Listen now:
Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0l1OGZa4VeDBOt87bUmHaV
Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hhk-talks/id1816916742
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