The European Commission proposes new legislation to enhance cybersecurity of the EU’s ICT supply chains by excluding high-risk suppliers, especially from countries like Russia and China. The reforms aim to increase supply chain security, streamline certification processes, and expand cybersecurity protections across critical sectors. #Huawei #Russia #China #ENISA #NIS2Directive
Keypoints
- The EU’s new cybersecurity legislation targets high-risk suppliers from countries like China and Russia.
- The law will enforce a phased removal of high-risk ICT components within 36 months for mobile networks and similar timelines for fixed and satellite networks.
- A new ‘Secure by Design’ certification process will simplify product security testing and enhance trust in ICT products.
- The legislation amplifies ENISA’s role in managing cybersecurity threats and certification schemes.
- Amendments to the NIS2 Directive aim to clarify legal frameworks and reduce compliance costs for thousands of companies.
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