14 Nov 2024

The Download - Taming the cyber storm whilst empowering European businesses to thrive

In this edition of ‘The Download’: Cybersecurity must be a top priority for the EU. As we digitalise our economy, it is vital that we keep governments, businesses and citizens safe online.

Legislation can be an essential part of that process, but it can harm our interests if not done well. It’s all about ensuring an effective and coherent implementation across the EU. Companies have been grappling with a complex web of new EU cybersecurity
legislation. In the past five years alone, the EU has put forward at least eight laws impacting cybersecurity.

Compliance costs for companies are estimated to be at least €60.2 billion. If we want businesses in Europe to build strong cybersecurity whilst remaining competitive,we must simplify and harmonise our cyber rules instead of creating more laws.

We call for a focus on implementing existing legislation, alignment with other regions, dedicated funding to support compliance and a more collaborative approach with industry.

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For more information, please contact:
Rita Jonušaitė
Senior Manager for Cybersecurity & Cloud
Sid Hollman
Policy Officer for Cybersecurity & Digital Infrastructure
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Our resources on Cybersecurity & Digital Resilience
05 Sep 2024 Response to Public Consultation
The NIS2 Directive’s transposition: How do Member States make their critical infrastructure cybersecure?
04 Sep 2024 Policy Paper
Developing guidelines for the Cyber Resilience Act
05 Aug 2024 resource
Optimising NIS2 risk management and reporting compliance
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