EURALARM

Euralarm actively supports the development of forward-looking regulatory frameworks that enable technological progress, foster legal certainty and protect citizens, infrastructure and assets across Europe. The attached paper sets out Euralarms strategic assessment of the Digital Omnibus initiative on Artificial Intelligence Regulation.

Euralarm actively supports the development of forward-looking regulatory frameworks that enable technological progress, foster legal certainty and protect citizens, infrastructure and assets across Europe. The attached paper sets out Euralarms strategic assessment of the Digital Omnibus initiative on Data and Cybersecurity.

This position paper addresses Article 5.4 of the proposed Digital Networks Act, specifically the requirement that providers of public electronic communications networks and publicly available electronic communications services inform national competent authorities and end-users at least 2 years in advance, by providing a roadmap reflecting the migration process when migration to other network technologies may result…

Euralarm takes the opportunity of the call for evidence issued by the European Commission on a Digital Networks Act to raise an issue faced by our members with the phasing out of mobile technologies. The attached Position Paper follows our briefing on risks and challenges of uncoordinated shutdown of 2G and 3G networks responding to the ECs White Paper "How to master Europe's digital infrastructure".

Euralarm, the European association representing the electronic fire safety and security industry, welcomes the opportunity provided by the European Commission to give comments and suggestions on their proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL LAYING DOWN HARMONISED RULES ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT) AND AMENDING CERTAIN UNION LEGISLATIVE ACTS.

Euralarm welcomes the inception impact assessment on Proposal for a legal act of the European Parliament and the Council laying down requirements for Artificial Intelligence. Euralarm shares the view that artificial intelligence (AI) can drive economic growth and improve the security and safety for the benefit of the citizens, the economic actors and the Member States by enabling new products, services and…

Euralarm, the European association representing the electronic fire safety and security industry, welcomes the opportunity provided by the European Commission to give feedback on the proposal for ESPR. We generally support the proposal but also wishes to raise some comments, concerns and proposals. Orgalim’s position paper on this same initiative provides general considerations that Euralarm supports.

Euralarm, representing Europe’s electronic fire safety and security industry, a sector whose products are already largely subject to the existing CPR, welcomes the publication of Commission’s proposal for a new CPR.

Euralarm is pleased to offer its thoughts on the White Paper published by the European Commission on February 21, 2024, titled "How to master Europe's digital infrastructure." The White Paper discusses the need to adapt spectrum management to meet the demands of the Digital Decade, including the coordinated shutdown of 2G and 3G networks while ensuring the continued support of essential legacy services such as…

Euralarm, the European trade association representing the electronic fire safety and security industry, has for more than 2 years asked for a horizontal legislation on cybersecurity for products instead of adding pieces of cybersecurity provisions in vertical legislations.

Euralarm has carefully reviewed the call for evidence issued by the European Commission on revision of the Standardisation Regulation. Besides the call for evidence itself, Euralarm also considered other Commission documents related to the whole context, e.g.

Euralarm Position Paper Euralarm position on European Commission proposal for a Directive on Right to Repair – 25 May 2023 1. Introduction Euralarm, the European association representing the electronic fire safety and security industry, greatly appreciates the opportunity to comment on the proposed Right to Repair Directive [COM(2023) 155 final].

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Euralarm is pleased to provide their feedback on the proposal from the European Commission for the technical description of 2 categories of products with digital elements: - Annex I, Class I, 17. Smart home products with security functionalities, including smart door locks, security cameras, baby monitoring systems and alarm systems - Annex II, 1. Hardware Devices with Security Boxes. See the feedback attached.