The British Security Industry Association’s (BSIA) video surveillance section has launched an ethical and legal use guide for Automated Facial Recognition (AFR).
Cybersecurity. Companies tumble around each other for attention when it comes to digital security and protection against cybercrime. Cybersecurity is also a top priority within the European Community.
Attached is the December 2022 Compliance Report with info on the Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive, the Chips Act, the Construction Products Regulation, the Digital Services Act, the RoHS2 Directive and much more.
The December 2022 Compliance Report is available for download with info on the Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive, the Chips Act, the Construction Products Regulation, the Digital Services Act, the RoHS2 Directive and much more.
Attached is the June 2022 Compliance Report with info on AI and the plans of the upcoming Czech Presidency on this topic, the Cyber Resilience Act, the Construction Products Regulation, the New Legislative Framework, the Standardisation Policy, the ROHS review and much more.
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.
11 September 2026 marks an important milestone in the implementation of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). From today, manufacturers of products with digital elements are legally required to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe cybersecurity incidents through the new CRA Single Reporting Platform (SRP), operated by ENISA.
These updated CoESS-Euralarm Guidelines explain, in clear and practical terms, what every actor in the security and fire safety value chain must do to contribute to cybersecurity.
