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The EUs cybersecurity framework has undergone substantial expansion since the adoption of the Cybersecurity Act (CSA) in 2019. Alongside the CSA, new legislative instruments including NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), DORA and the Cyber Solidarity Act now define a much more comprehensive and multi-layered regulatory architecture for cybersecurity across the single market.
In the Cybersecurity Act 2, CEN and CENELEC urge the Commission to: 1) Ensure that standards developed by the ESOs are maintained as the backbone of cybersecurity certification schemes. 2) Confirm that technical specifications developed by ENISA remain a last resort fallback option.
See attached the full position. Summary: In the recent years, the EU has built one of the worlds most ambitious regulatory frameworks for cybersecurity, driven by rising cybersecurity risks. The challenge the newly proposed cybersecurity package must meet is to make it work in practice.
Please find attached our detailed feedback. Summary: The future EU data spaces, as outlined in the Commission’s Data strategy, will be key to create a Single Market for data that will drive the EU’s digital transformation.
CEN and CENELEC welcome the proposal for a Regulation on European Data governance and invite the European Commission to make use of the European standardization system to support the EU policy objectives. The CEN and CENELEC feedback is enclosed to this consultation.
DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the proposal for a Data Governance Act (DGA) and the possibility to provide feedback to the Commission. We are still finalising an in-depth analysis, but we already share below a set of early comments. Scope: The scope of the DGA needs to be clarified.
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