Training in 2027: new standards, regulation and competences to develop
What has changed in quality, auditing, privacy, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, and how to turn these changes into priorities for training in 2027.
⏱️ Estimated reading time: 9 minutes
Planning training in 2027 starts with a question: what has changed in the organisation’s standards and frameworks, risks and responsibilities?
ISO publications, ENISA’s threat landscape and European and national legislation help identify different needs. It is important to distinguish between published standards and frameworks, whose changes need to be analysed; applicable obligations, which require preparation for the responsibilities involved; and draft standards, which should be monitored without treating their requirements as final.
The aim is not to train everyone in the same topics, but to understand who needs to make decisions, implement, oversee or assess, and which competences they need.