DigitalEurope paper proposes fixes to EU cybersecurity certification rules

DigitalEurope's position paper on the revised Cybersecurity Act called for certification schemes to stay voluntary, for ENISA to act as a coordinating hub for impact assessments, for supply chain checks only where risks cannot be mitigated by existing rules, and for stricter NIS2 harmonisation.

Verified Opinion AI-drafted DigitalEurope policy paper, 13 May 2026

What the source does not establish. This records DigitalEurope's own position paper; it does not itself change the Cybersecurity Act's certification or supply chain rules.

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