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German industry welcomes the European Commissions aim to significantly strengthen Europes cyber-resilience and to create a level playing field for essential and important entities across the European Union. Cyber and IT security are the basis for a long-term secure digital transformation of the state, economy and society.
The ever-increasing cybersecurity threat landscape requires both regulators, industry and operators of critical infrastructures to adopt risk-adequate cybersecurity measures. Such concrete measures should be supported by a lean regulatory framework that outlines requirements and provides companies with the necessary support framework.
The ever-increasing cybersecurity threat landscape requires both regulators, industry and operators of critical infrastructures to adopt risk-adequate cybersecurity measures. Such concrete measures should be supported by a lean regulatory framework that outlines requirements and provides companies with the necessary support framework.
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.
The BDI would like to thank for the opportunity to provide feedback on the legislative framework for the governance of common European data spaces. In this respect, we refer to our statement (29 May 2020) in the public consultation process on the EU Data Strategy, in particular to our chapters A.I and A.III.
BDI welcomes the European Commission's proposal for a regulation on European data governance to promote the increased reuse of data held by the public sector, support for voluntary data sharing by intermediaries, interoperability and standardization measures. In order to realize a smooth data flow EU-wide and through cross-sector value chains, a harmonized legal environment across Europe is needed.
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.
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