During a parliamentary meeting of the Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) on 9 January, a representative from the European Commission gave explanations on the report on “Liability for Artificial Intelligence and other emerging technologies”. Dirk Staudenmayer, Head of the Contract Law Unit at DG JUST, underlined...
On 6 January, the Medical Device Coordination Group (a European Commission’s Expert Group) released a long-awaited guidance on cybersecurity for medical devices. This document follows the publication of similar (draft) guidelines by the French ANSM in July. The 2017 Regulations: essential safety requirements for medical devices Two Regulations (745/2017 and 746/2017) on medical devices were adopted and...
On 3 December, the Council of the EU released its conclusions on the significance of 5G to the European Economy and the need to mitigate security risks linked to 5G. In March 2019, the European Commission published a recommendation on cybersecurity for 5G networks. This document lists actions that need to...
During last Digital Assembly held in June, 7 EU Member States signed a declaration in which they commit to exploring -during the next 12 months- the possibility to develop and deploy within 10 years a quantum communication infrastructure in the EU. These Member States are...
Eurosmart’s answer to the European Commission’s Public consultation Eurosmart, the voice of the digital security industry, is committed to providing and enhancing security solution to enable European citizens to benefit from reliable and trustworthy digital experience. The eIDAS regulation has fulfilled its promises. The common definition of “electronic identification” and “electronic...
ENISA issued in Jult a consultation paper entitled ‘EU ICT Industrial Policy: Breaking the Cycle of Failure’, that aims to explore issues such as digital sovereignty and the supply chain of cybersecurity products in Europe, as well as to present an overview...
Eurosmart feedback on the European Commission’s staff working document Eurosmart, the voice of the digital security industry represents amongst others, manufacturers of secure elements, semiconductors, smart cards and secure software. Eurosmart and its members are fully committed to achieving the highest level of trust and security in the fields of physical...
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Eurosmart’s answer to the European Commission’s Public consultation Eurosmart, the voice of the digital security industry, is committed in providing and enhancing security solution to enable European citizens to benefit from reliable and trustworthy digital experience. Infrastructure security and trustworthy services are essential building blocks for the European Cybersecurity policy....
Eurosmart’s answer to the European Commission’s Public consultation Eurosmart is deeply involved in the enhancement of Key Digital Technologies (KDTs) and more precisely in the fields of cybersecurity and digital trust. Our organisation nurtures a world-wide recognised know-how in digital security based on European-based trustworthy solutions. The digital transformation, Internet...
