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Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems strongly supports and endorses the initiative by the European Commission to create frameworks for common European data spaces. Technological innovation has transformed society along with every other sector of our economy and data is the main catalyst for this transformation. Digital is a need to have; not a nice to have.
Enel SpA, a multinational company in the energy sector highly appreciates the EC initiative to support the creation of a European data economy promoted by data sharing across sectors and Member States. The Enel Group appreciates that in the proposal data sharing remains a choice and considers that sharing privately-held data should remain voluntary.
The Enel Group, a multinational company and a leading operator in the power and renewables markets of Europe, welcome the public consultation on the possibilities to build up a holistic European Cyber Resilience Act. Please find attached the complete response to the consultation, while below you may find a brief overview of their recommendations on how to improve cyber resilience in Europe: I.
Arthur's Legal, Strategies & Systems welcomes, supports and endorses the Cyber Resilience Act initiative. In this Digital Age, digital is not a nice to have anymore but a need to have. People, organisations (public, private and other) and society at large are depending on those, while (a) not in meaningful control and (b) more and more becoming vulnerable to detrimental cyber threats, all this throughout the various…
Dear Members of the EU Commission, The Enel Group, a multinational company and a leading operator in the power and renewables markets of Europe and worldwide, welcomes the Act as a positive step towards a Europe fit for the digital age, and see some possibilities to improve the holistic, practical, executive side of the Data Act, summarised below: 1. Enhanced interplay with EU legislation.
Arthur Legal, Strategies & Systems welcomes, supports and endorses the Commission' legislative proposal to establish common, horizontal cybersecurity rules and requirements for a wide range of digital products and associated, ancillary services that are placed on the market across the European Union.
Dear Members of DG CNECT H2, Enel SpA, a multinational company in the energy sector highly appreciates the EC initiative to review the Directive (EU) 2016/1148. The first suggestion to revise the future legislation relates to the provisions allowing Member States to define essential services and identify operators of essential services in their territories.
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Dear Members of European Commission, DG CNECT Unit H.2; Enel SpA, a multinational company in the energy sector highly appreciates the EC prompt revision of the Directive on the security of network and information systems (EU) 2016/1148. Please find the Enel Group feedback in the attachment.
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