Executive summary Eurosmart welcomes the European Commission’s proposed amendments to the EU Cybersecurity Certification Scheme on Common Criteria (EUCC). While broadly supportive of the objectives, Eurosmart identifies several areas where clarification and adjustments seem to be necessary to ensure practicality, and alignment with existing practices: 1. Definition...
The European Union Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services (EUCS) represents a critical step toward establishing digital sovereignty, trust, and resilience across Europe. However, the current version of the Cybersecurity Act (CSA) lacks several essential provisions needed to enable a robust EUCS scheme—particularly the inclusion...
Eurosmart's Contribution to the Review of the Cybersecurity Act (CSA) Drawing on its active engagement in European cybersecurity policy development, and going beyond the legal revision of the CSA, Eurosmart outlines in this document practical recommendations for enhancing ENISA's mandate, simplifying EU cybersecurity compliance, reinforcing the...
Eurosmart’ Answer to the European Commission’s call for evidence Eurosmart supports a focused revision of the EU Cybersecurity Act (CSA) to strengthen ENISAs role, preserve the integrity of the European Cybersecurity Certification Framework (ECCF), and streamline certification. The CSA remains central to the EUs cybersecurity framework,...
This position paper presents Eurosmart’s detailed feedback on the proposed amendments to the European Commission’s draft regulation on the EU Digital Travel Application, as submitted by Members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE). Eurosmart, representing the voice of...
Executive summary EUCS last draft version ( V1.0.413 | March 2024 ) from ENISA is today on hold for multiple reasons and no feedback is provided about a “High+” level, apparently no more included in the latest draft version. [see strengthening-cloud-security-and-safeguarding-digital-autonomy] A EUCS level “High+” is missing...
The attached document compiles the feedback provided by Eurosmart on the draft Implementing Regulation concerning the technical description of the categories of important and critical products with digital elements. The feedback aims to contribute to the refinement of the Regulation by ensuring that, its is...
1. Introduction The eIDAS Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 910/2014), put in force in 2014, was the first attempt to organize the recognition of electronic Identity of citizens in the Union. According to the Commission evaluation, the eIDAS Regulation has only partially fulfilled the objectives set out in 20141....
The European Commission’s proposal for the EU Digital Travel Application aims to digitalize travel documents and identity cards, while streamlining the use of Digital Travel Credentials for Schengen border crossing. Eurosmart supports this initiative but highlights the need for a clear regulatory framework, robust security...
Eurosmart welcomes the proposal to digitalize national identity cards, enhancing free movement within the EU/SAC Area and leveraging the EUDI Wallet introduced by the amendment to the eIDAS Regulation. However, Eurosmart identifies the following comments: Security Aspects: The proposal lacks clarity on Digital Travel Credentials (DTCs)...
