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As a Qualified Trust Service Provider, InfoCert firmly believes that actions such as the proposed initiative can positively assist the development on the topic of cyber security on a European level. In the attached feedback file InfoCert proposes several focus points for a fruitful development of the topic.
Bitkom appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions proposal for a Cyber Resilience Act. Please find our position paper attached. We welcome the proposal to create a more efficient legal framework to improve cybersecurity in Europe. Nevertheless, some important aspects should be optimized and clarified during the legislative process.
In the attached position paper, Bitkom highlights the key challenges organizations face in B2B and B2G contexts and to some extent in B2C, B2M and B2E and outlines essential use cases alongside technical and legal requirements to be integrated into the forthcoming EU legislation on the EUBW.
InfoCert is a leader Qualified Trust Service Provider (Certification Authority) in Europe and in digitalization solutions, enabling the digital transformation of every high-value business process. Operating in over 60 countries, it is the trusted partner of over 5,600 major companies in Banking & Financial Services, Pharma, Telco & Utilities, HealthCare, and Insurance sectors.
Bitkom supports the European Business Wallet in principle as an important element of a European trust infrastructure for digital business and administrative processes. However, against the backdrop of the current negotiations on the proposed regulation and the recently discussed amendments, Bitkom sees a need for targeted improvements: Clear and swiftly adopted implementing acts are required, along with ambitious…
The attached document reflects the InfoCert Group contribution to the “have your say” consultation on the EC Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council, amending Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 as regards establishing a framework for a European Digital Identity.
Bitkom welcomes the Commission’s draft, as it is another important building block for secure digital identities and trust services in the European Union. Europe’s digital sovereignty will be strengthened by establishing digital identities and allowing them to be used independently by EU citizens across the EU. Bitkom thanked for the opportunity to comment in the consultation process. Please find attached the opinion.
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