European Sovereignty Monitor

Policy and law

CCIA Europe warns against nationality tests in ENISA certification role

CCIA Europe said ENISA's role in the Cybersecurity Act revision should stay grounded in technical independence rather than non-technical criteria such as vendor nationality. This came as member states debated sovereignty requirements like EUCS and SecNumCloud.

Reported Opinion Editor-read Euronews, 24 June 2025

What it does not test. It does not establish that the European Commission will keep ENISA's certification process free of nationality-based criteria.

How this item counts. This item is dated before the index starts on 1 January 2026, so it does not count in the European Sovereignty Index.

How this item was made. Drafted by an AI system (Claude (Anthropic)) from the source cited above; read and approved by the editor on 2026-10-20. How the record is made

What the tags mean: VerifiedReportedAI-draftedAI-drafted, editor-readHuman-writtenWhat the tags mean

Previously in Policy and law

VerifiedOpinionAI-drafted DIGITALEUROPE's Bonefeld-Dahl: sovereignty rules need high fences only for sensitive fields ReportedOpinionAbroadAI-drafted FFO says Ofcom cannot enforce Online Safety Act fines on US websites VerifiedAI-drafted EU-backed OSOR report finds national open source policy now a sovereignty tool

All Policy and law news →