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As the voice of digitally transforming industries in Europe, DIGITALEUROPE appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commission’s roadmap consultation on the review of EU rules on the security of network and information systems.

UNIFAB - Union des Fabricants is the French association for the promotion and defense of intellectual property rights. It represents business from all economic sectors, and provides them with an association umbrella for promoting intellectual property and fighting against counterfeiting.

The review of the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS2) is an essential step towards a more resilient Europe, ensuring state-of-the-art risk management of current and emerging cyber threats to vital sectors of the EU economy and society.

UNIFAB is the French association for the promotion and protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs). Today, UNIFAB represents more than 200 French and International companies as well as professional federations; it serves as unique guardian of IP rights (IPRs) of its members, and a platform for discussions on this important topic.

DIGITALEUROPE believes that consumers should be entitled to high-quality repairs that are safe, secure and reliable. Our members already treat repair, refurbishment and remanufacturing as part of their everyday business practice, performing millions of repairs annually.

The proposed Right to Repair Directive creates a positive new framework to enable more European consumers to access high-quality, safe repairs. Our members perform millions of repairs annually. Their repair facilities across Europe help promote sustainable consumption, reduce ICT products environmental impact, deliver real consumer benefits, and create high-skilled jobs.

UNIFAB is the French association for the promotion and the protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs). Today, the association represents more than 200 French, European and International companies as well as professional federations from various sizes and all sectors of activity; and serves as a unique guardian of IPRs of its members, standing as a platform for discussions on this topic.

DIGITALEUROPE supports the objectives of this ambitious reform and the aim of modernising the Union Customs Code in the wake of structural changes induced by the digitalisation of trade and of business models. We also welcome the proposed improvements for a coherent and uniform interpretation of the Code, as well as reformed mechanisms striving for enhanced trade facilitation for economic operators.

Unifab (Union des Fabricants) is the French association for the promotion and defense of intellectual property (IP) rights. Founded in 1872 by a group of pharmacists, it is now composed of approximatively 200 member companies and professional federations from all sizes and all sectors of activity thus representing an annual turnover of 1450 billion euros.