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The Compliance Newsletter of April 2026 is available for download.

Euralarm has published a position paper on Article 5.4 of the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), welcoming the objective of improving transparency around network technology migrations while warning that the currently proposed two-year notice period is insufficient for life-safety services.

Euralarm has published two new documents to support members in understanding the upcoming changes to the revised Construction Products Regulation (CPR).

The Euralarm Fire Section has published a new Country Fact Sheets on Mexico.

The recordings of the webinar From risk to resilience are now available.

Euralarm has published a new position paper on the European Commission’s proposed Digital Omnibus initiative on data and cybersecurity, supporting efforts to simplify EU digital legislation while maintaining strong standards for data protection and cybersecurity

Euralarm has published a new position paper on the European Commission’s proposed Digital Omnibus initiative on Artificial Intelligence, welcoming the objective to simplify EU digital legislation while maintaining strong safeguards for citizens and businesses.

The Euralarm Fire Section has published two updated Country Fact Sheets: one on Canada and one on Colombia.

On International Women’s Day, Euralarm celebrates the women who contribute every day to advancing safety, security and resilience across Europe and beyond.

Euralarm talked to the former and current chairmen of ALIA Security, the Belgian association representing installers and security professionals.

New fact sheet clarifies “Important” and “Critical” product categories and conformity assessment obligations under the CRA.

The February 2026 edition of the Compliance Newsletter is now available for download.

Euralarm has published an updated position paper on Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, providing guidance to Market Surveillance Authorities and industry stakeholders on how batteries used in fire, life safety and security systems should be classified under the new EU Battery Regulation

The proposal for a Digital Networks Act marks an important step in supporting Europe’s transition towards more resilient, future-proof digital infrastructure.

As Europe continues to strengthen preparedness against evolving risks, sharing knowledge and best practices across borders is more important than ever.

Europe is undergoing a historic digital transformation. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence, connected healthcare, smart manufacturing, financial technology and digital government services are now embedded into everyday life. None of this is possible without data centers.

As Europe faces an increasingly complex security landscape, the protection of critical infrastructure has never been more urgent.

Amid rising geopolitical tensions and a growing number of incidents affecting undersea infrastructure, the European Union has stepped up efforts to protect submarine cable networks that are critical to Europe’s economy, security and digital connectivity.

Standing with those affected

Euralarm has released a new guidance document on Precautionary measures for protecting vital installations and facilities, providing practical direction to strengthen the physical protection and resilience of critical infrastructures across Europe.