CCB welcomes the intent of a Digital Omnibus package as a timely step to simplify and enhance the coherence of the EU cybersecurity framework. This effort is crucial, as the framework should catalyze competitiveness, not impose excessive administrative burdens on businesses.
CCB
Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium
Public authority · Belgium
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Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium filed 2 positions between 14 Oct 2025 and 13 Feb 2026, across 2 of the 639 legislative files tracked here.
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We strongly welcome the development of an EU Action Plan against online fraud. Operational experience shows that online fraud has evolved into a highly industrialised ecosystem combining malicious advertising, phishing infrastructures, spoofed phone numbers, money mule networks, and rapid cross-border financial transfers.
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