Proposal on ENISA and cyber security certification
Call for views on the European Commission’s proposed Regulation on ENISA, the “EU Cybersecurity Agency”, and on Cyber Security Certification.
The European Commission is working to reform ENISA, the “EU Cybersecurity Agency” and establish a framework to govern European cyber security certification schemes. The proposal, amongst other things, seeks to:
- Provide ENISA with a strengthened and permanent mandate
- Increase the trust and security of ICT products and services
- Harmonise the existing certification landscape to reduce costs and administrative burdens for companies
- Progress the Digital Single Market
These proposals include changes to the tasks and functions of ENISA and the way European cyber security certification schemes are developed and implemented.
To represent the UK in negotiations, DCMS is seeking stakeholder views through a series of industry roundtables and events. We would also like to invite those stakeholders who cannot attend these events to share their views directly with us and stay updated on progress.
For further details, please read the full European Commission proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the future of ENISA.
You can respond to the consultation via the methods outlined below.