Approved by telecom ministers on Friday, the plan marks a significant update to the 2017 cybersecurity framework, incorporating lessons from recent
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The EU has formally adopted a new blueprint to improve management of cyber incidents and crises across the region. The EU Cyber Blueprint for cyber crisis management aims to strengthen the block's cyber security resilience. It outlines how members can detect, respond to, recover and learn from large-scale cyber incidents that could impact the whole EU. It builds on the foundations of the 2027 Cyber Security Blueprint, and takes into account recently adopted legislation including the Cyber Solidarity Act and
Microsoft has pledged to work more closely with European governments and law enforcement bodies on cybersecurity. A new European Security Program is launching, building on its existing Government Security program that works with over 40 countries on sharing threat intelligence, source code and other security resources. Joining the programme is free to the EU states, as well as all EU accession countries, members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), the UK, Monaco and the Vatican.
The EU’s intention to apply the EU AI Act and Cyber Resilience Act in Northern Ireland will be discussed at a meeting between representatives from the European Commission and UK central government next week, exactly six weeks after the UK triggered a break on the discussion. Application of the AI Act in the nation could lead to legal as well as political conflict.
European Commission spokesperson strongly urges full secure-by-design implementation for all hardware and software developers.
The European Union’s 2024 Cyber Resilience Act makes complying with the cybersecurity standards in the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) mandatory. Your firmware developers may need a significant amount of time to implement the provisions, so if you have not already started securing your product to the new regulation, you need to do so now.
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Discover how evolving EU cybersecurity regulations like NIS2, GDPR, and the Cyber Resilience Act are reshaping global cybersecurity standards. Explore the impact on businesses, challenges in compliance, and future trends in AI and IoT security from ASUS Group CISO Robert Chin.
Discover how evolving EU cybersecurity regulations like NIS2, GDPR, and the Cyber Resilience Act are reshaping global cybersecurity standards. Explore the impact on businesses, challenges in compliance, and future trends in AI and IoT security from ASUS Group CISO Robert Chin.
Linux Foundation Europe and the Open Source Security Foundation have launched a global initiative aimed at helping open-source maintainers and contributors prepare for the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act.
UK businesses should start to plan for required changes to their cybersecurity programs ahead of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is reshaping the way embedded device manufacturers approach cybersecurity. For teams building connected systems - from industrial controls to medical, and defense devices - CRA compliance isn’t just a checkbox. It’s a roadmap for securing products across the entire lifecycle. To assist in the process of securing these systems, wolfSSL offers a suite of tools designed to help meet the standards of the various systems.
ENISA announces the release of the Cyber Stress Testing handbook to boost critical infrastructure resilience under the NIS2 Directive.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), adopted by the European Parliament in 2024, marks a major milestone in European cybersecurity legislation. As the first EU-wide law focused on the cybersecurity...
The European Union has taken a significant leap forward in its digital security strategy with the official launch of the EUVD.
ENISA is the EU agency dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity in Europe. They offer guidance, tools, and resources to safeguard citizens and businesses from cyber threats.
ENISA is the EU agency dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity in Europe. They offer guidance, tools, and resources to safeguard citizens and businesses from cyber threats.
This article sets out the scope of the CRA, the key obligations for manufacturers, potential sanctions, and lastly why this all matters for US companies.
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ENISA launches EU Vulnerability Database to strengthen cybersecurity under NIS2 Directive, boost cyber resilience
The European Union's cybersecurity agency Enisa has launched a new vulnerability database, to help public and private organisations gain access to the latest security information. The European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) is a new requirement of the so-called NIS2 directive, which took effect last year in the EU, requiring more organisations to take action to reduce cybersecurity risks.
Cybersecurity is shifting into the focus of European regulation. According to the EU Radio Equipment Directive, by August 2025, products with radio technology and internet access must protect networks and personal data and prevent fraud. The EN18031 standard is designed to assist manufacturers in implementation.
Learn how upcoming EU regulations like the Radio Equipment Directive Delegated Act and Cyber Resilience Act will impact IoT product design and compliance.
The UK and EU will discuss the applicability of the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act to Northern Ireland within the next month, the European Commission has confirmed to MLex. At an April meeting of the joint committee that handles post-Brexit regulation, the UK side triggered a six-week review period. It will then have to accept the acts or find other ways to ensure the Brexit protocol runs smoothly.