This position paper from the Charter of Trust responds to the European Commission's public consultation on the Digital Omnibus Package. The rapid expansion of EU digital regulation has strengthened security, privacy, and trust, but it has also created overlapping obligations, inconsistent timelines, and administrative complexity.
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Charter of Trust
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Charter of Trust filed 4 positions between 18 Mar 2021 and 13 Apr 2026, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
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What they argued
The Charter of Trust, a coalition of global companies dedicated to cybersecurity, welcomes the opportunity to submit our consolidated response to the European Commissions public consultation on the revision of the Cybersecurity Act. We endorse policy option2, which advocates for targeted regulatory interventions to resolve current issues without adding complexity.
This feedback document from the Charter of Trust responds to the European Commission's public consultation on the CRA draft guidance document. Given the scope and importance of the Cyber Resilience Act for European manufacturers, software developers and conformity assessment bodies acting as notified bodies, the Charter of Trust members have collected a wide range of questions related to the concrete interpretation…
The Charter of Trust welcomes the European Commission’s intention to strengthen cybersecurity throughout the European Union and its Single Market. As the Commission acknowledged in its communication on the EU Security Union Strategy, member states and its citizens are facing an ever-changing security threat landscape, with increasing dependence on digitalisation and the complexity of interdependent global markets…
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