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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.

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.

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.

This article explores how the rise of everyday battery-powered devices is impacting fire safety and security systems in homes, workplaces, and public environments.

Euralarm, the leading voice of Europe’s fire safety and security industry, has issued its official response to the European Commission’s call for evidence on the revision of the EU Standardisation Regulation (EU 1025/2012).

Euralarm has issued a position paper in response to the European Commission's call for evidence on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), highlighting concerns about the uncoordinated phase-out of 2G and 3G networks and its critical impact on electronic fire safety and security systems.

This second article in the series on fire safety and security in relation to Europe’s energy transition focuses on electric vehicles and their impact on fire safety and security.

This article marks the beginning of a series exploring how fire safety and security intersect with Europe’s energy transition.

With the publication of an interpretation sheet Euralarm has extended the previous guidance on remote services with interpretation and recommendations. The new document also provides answers to Frequently Asked Questions.