The European Union Cybersecurity Act is a significant legislative framework designed to enhance cybersecurity across the EU. It aims to establish a comprehensive set of rules and standards to ensure the security of network and information systems (NIS) within the Union.
Key Features
- Establishment of a European Union Agency for Cybersecurity: This agency will be responsible for coordinating cybersecurity policies and actions across member states.
- Cybersecurity Certification Framework: The Act introduces a framework for certifying products and services to ensure they meet certain cybersecurity standards.
- Reporting Requirements: Operators of essential services and critical infrastructure must report significant cyber incidents to the relevant national authorities.
Importance
The Cybersecurity Act is crucial for protecting the EU's digital infrastructure and ensuring the trust and confidence of its citizens in the digital environment.
Related Resources
For more information on the European Union Cybersecurity Act, please visit the official EU Cybersecurity Act webpage.
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