The constant onslaught of cyberattacks has forced governments throughout the world to introduce new approaches to the shoring up of their digital defences and economies. In many cases, key players such as the European Union, the US and China have introduced new regulatory measures to ensure improved cybersecurity for citizens and businesses. That said, Schneider Electric views this ever-evolving regulatory landscape as an opportunity to continuously improve its posture and raise its defence levels across its value chain. The company promotes the use of internationally accepted cybersecurity standards and information-sharing frameworks in every region in which it operates to enhance the level of trust between industries and governments. Schneider Electric also plays an active part in the evolution of cybersecurity policies, by participating in over 30 globally recognized external organizations focused on advancing the regulatory environment from standards development organizations, trade associations and non-governmental organizations globally to advance the interests of customers and industry. In this complex regulatory environment, processes and products need to evolve as quickly as possible in order to stay ahead of governmental expectations and continue the improvement of security posture for the organization’s customers and partners.