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The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act is reshaping global software security expectations, especially for SaaS, where shared responsibility, lifecycle security and strong identity protections are essential as attackers increasingly “log in” instead of breaking in.
In a strategic move reflecting the European Union’s escalating ambitions in cybersecurity oversight, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has assumed a pivotal new status: it is now a “Root” in the global CVE Program. The announcement signals an expansion of the agency’s role from one
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has been officially designated as a Program Root in the global Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Pr
The European Union's recent amendment to the Cyber Resilience Act has sent ripples through the tech world. How will the act redefine open-source software?
ENISA named CVE program root, expanding its role in EU vulnerability coordination, becoming a central point of contact.
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Two major pieces of cybersecurity legislation can impact how games are built, maintained, and even patched.
ENISA advances EU cybersecurity as a CVE Root, enhancing CVE Root-based vulnerability management and cross-border coordination for CSIRTs across Europe.
The European Commission has published its long-awaited “Digital Omnibus” simplification package, with significant changes proposed to a range of EU regu...
Outdated technology is building up in critical infrastructure and posing growing risk of malicious exploitation. Outdated technology is building up in critical infrastructure and posing growing risk of malicious exploitation.
Europe is at a critical juncture: The EU wants to amend the Cybersecurity Act (CSA) — this is essential because Europe’s cybersecurity architecture is in danger of collapsing under its own regulatory weight.
Digi International outlines strategies for EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance at NXP Tech Days in Chicago.
In the past decade the video gaming industry has grown immensely. This, in combination with a number of unique factors, makes the video gaming industry a very interesting target for cyber criminals.
Europe is vulnerable online. Jens-Philipp Jung, founder and CEO of an IT security company, writes about how defense capabilities in cyberspace can be strengthened.
The UK has experienced a long string of disruptive cyber incidents, but the announcement of the cyber resilience bill cites attacks on managed service providers as a particular impetus for the overhaul of existing laws.
The NIS2 Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act are set to have a significant impact on the games industry
As the EU Cyber-Resilience Act reshapes cybersecurity expectations for products with digital elements, ETSI’s newly formed CYBER-EUSR working group is developing the technical standards that will underpin compliance. Chair Sandra Feliciano explains how the group is tackling an unprecedented workload, why horizontal and vertical standards matter, and how open collaboration aims to accelerate secure-by-design practices…
iWave’s telematics portfolio of TCUs, Telematic Gateways and loggers feature cybersecurity by design. As connected automotive and telematics systems grow
Key insights on CRA compliance, accountability gaps, and how companies adapt to EU cybersecurity requirements.
Key insights on CRA compliance, accountability gaps, and how companies adapt to EU cybersecurity requirements.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) has become a major topic for all companies selling intelligent, connected products into the European Union. The new legislation, adopted in October of 2024, requires OEMs adopt a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity in their products.
European manufacturers are struggling to determine who should be accountable for meeting the EU’s new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), according to new research from German cybersecurity firm ONEKEY. The regulation, which requires connected products to be designed and maintained to resist cyberattacks, is proving difficult to implement across industrial sectors, with responsibilities often fragmented between…
The EU Cyber Resilience Act is entering a new stage of implementation, with the first set of cybersecurity standards under development and a new EU-wide "observatory" for digital security governance set to start work, according to a set of working documents presented this week and seen by MLex.