Why is the Premier League now subject to new cybersecurity rules, and what punishments could they face? The experts weigh in
News Source : TechRadar
News Summary
- Premier League football teams are facing a new set of cybersecurity rules.
- The board can impose fines of up to £100,000 for teams that don’t meet the requirements across backups, incident response, risk management, security assurance and much more.
- The teams will be required to meet the first set of requirements by April 30, 2027, with further requirements to be met in April 2028 and April 2029.
- If these deadlines are not met, the teams can be subject to the aforementioned fine, or referred to an independent commission.
With the 202627 season kicking off this weekend, Premier League football teams are facing a new set of rules.
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