Euralarm has co-signed a statement in which Europe's technology industries ask decision-makers to proceed with care and caution in respect to the Cyber Resilience Act.
This position paper is intended for the 3 co-legislators and more specifically their representatives mandated for the trilogue on the Cyber Resilience Act.
Vulnerability handling plays a crucial role in maintaining the security and integrity of digital products. By identifying security weaknesses, it allows manufacturers to fix them quickly and effectively.
Euralarm greatly appreciates the opportunity to comment on the proposed Right to Repair Directive. Although the Directive is not currently applicable to products within the professional alarm industry, Euralarm realises that there is a possibility for future delegated acts under Article 5(4) and Article 15, in areas which may affect such products in the future.
Six leading EU-based organizations in the technology, security, and innovation sectors, among which Euralarm, released a joint industry statement today, raising concerns about several provisions in the EU Data Act ahead of the next round of trilogue negotiations.