The European Commission has launched a call for applications to select members of the Stakeholder Cybersecurity Certification Group (SCCG).

The call for applications for the Stakeholder Cybersecurity Certification Group is open to stakeholders from trade associations, academia, consumer and standard organisations, conformity assessment bodies and companies. The number of seats is limited to 50.

Eurosmart will apply as association. Feel free to inform Eurosmart’s secretariat should your organisation apply

Deadline: 17th September.

About SCCG (Cybersecurity Act art. 22)

The Group is composed of members selected from amongst recognised experts representing the relevant stakeholders. The European Commission chooses the members acting on a proposal from ENISA, through a transparent and open call for applicants.

Stakeholder Cybersecurity Certification Group:

- Advises the Commission on strategic issues regarding the European cybersecurity certification framework
- Upon request, advises ENISA on general and strategic matters concerning ENISA’s tasks relating to the market, cybersecurity certification, and standardisation
- Assists the Commission in the preparation of the Union rolling work programme;
- Issues an opinion on the programme;
- In urgent cases, provides advice to the Commission and the ECCG on the need for additional certification schemes not included in the Union work programme.

The Group is co-chaired by the Commission and ENISA.