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 actively supports the development of forward-looking regulatory frameworks that enable technological progress, foster legal certainty and protect citizens, infrastructure and assets across Europe.
This fact sheet provides guidance on how electronic fire safety and security products are classified under the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and its categories of Important and Critical products.
This guideline highlights the fundamental importance of physical security and provides practical insight into the basic protective requirements for critical infrastructure.
Este documento aborda el elemento en la nube de una infraestructura de acceso remoto (RAI, por sus siglas en inglé), utilizada para acceder de forma remota a las funcionalidades del FSSS) y de un sistema de transmisión de alarmas (ATS, por sus siglas en inglés, utilizado para transmitir alarmas desde el FSSS al centro receptor de alarmas).
This new guideline of Euralarm will assist FSSS service providers (e.g. installers) when utilising the services of a datacentre to house part of the equipment.
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is expected to be published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) in September or October this year. This Position Paper proposes definitions that can be endorsed by the European Commission in the Implementing Act complementing the CRA.
The June 2024 edition of the Compliance Newsletter is now online. The newsletter contains news on the latest evolutions and developments concerning European Directives & Regulations that are of interest for Euralarm members.