News Summary:
On July 26, 2026, Agoria emphasized that industrial organizations require a unified compliance strategy to navigate new cybersecurity legislation, including NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and the EU Machinery Regulation. These regulations signify a collective move towards more resilient and secure industrial environments, necessitating an integrated approach rather than isolated solutions. Previously, on June 15, 2026, Agoria promoted its AI Summer School 2026, a program for scale-up founders to re-evaluate their companies in an AI-first world, focusing on AI's impact on business models, organization, and growth paths. Earlier in June, on the 12th, Agoria introduced the Circular Economy Connect learning network for 2025-2027, inviting technology companies to collaborate on practical circular economy challenges through five hands-on sessions over one year. This followed the CATALYSE project's participation in the Hygiene4Food Conference on May 26, 2026, an event connecting food industry leaders with mechanical engineering innovators for strategic insights and networking. In May, on the 12th, Agoria partnered with Sirris to launch "Growing Circular," an e-learning course highlighting the immediate necessity for businesses to adopt a circular economy for enhanced resilience amid current economic and geopolitical conditions.
Subscribe for full access to Agoria's profile
Subscribe for full access to Agoria's products in full detail 
