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Cybersecurity

JUN 10, 2025 | EUROPEAN UNION | EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA | GOVERNMENT SUBMISSION

EU: BSA Submission to the EU Commission’s Public Consultation and Call for Evidence on the EU Cybersecurity Act (CSA) Review

BSA’s response to the EU’s 2025 Cybersecurity Act review supports streamlining legislation while strengthening EU-wide frameworks. It calls for a risk-based, technical, and globally compatible certification system, warns against sovereignty-driven rules like data localization, and urges greater ENISA involvement, transparency, and harmonized compliance. BSA also stresses that certification should stay technical, not political.

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