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EU call: Strengthening EU cybersecurity capacities & capabilities in line with legislative requirements

Profit of ready tools and processes to facilitate compliance with Union law, exchange of information and cross-sectoral cooperation. This is an opportunity to shape European cybersecurity standards and meet experts from across the EU.

When Thursday, 14 January 2027
Time 01:00
City online

Expected Outcome:

One or more of the following should be covered:

  • Implementation of guidelines, standardised processes, or manuals – in the EU or multiple EU MS – concerning the most challenging issues, supporting specific stakeholders and sectors addressed by cybersecurity legislation.
  • Develop and implement tools, raise awareness and encourage and facilitate industry uptake, with a focus on SMEs, of conformity assessments of essential cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements (hardware and software) under the CRA.
  • Support for mechanisms reducing the administrative burden for entities, like single entry point for incident notification.
  • Establish secure communication channels allowing for cooperation and information sharing initiatives.
  • Support the organisation of regular meetings/workshops to identify good practices within specific sectors or emerging areas and facilitate collaborative efforts between different sectors.
  • Support the development of training courses, on the basis of the ECSF and exercises that promote capacity building and internal awareness.
  • Contribution to CR standardisation: Training materials and training actions on cybersecurity certification for national authorities and conformity assessment bodies.
  • Fostering certification: Educational and supporting materials and an explanatory press campaign using interactive material such as ‘Do I comply with CRA?’. Information campaign through various channels such as conferences, meetings, etc. Website dedicated to the mandatory certification and conformity assessments of essential requirements.
  • Development of training programmes and materials, including tools for cross-country collaboration and exchange, aimed at enhancing participants’ skills and readiness for real-world threats. These programmes can also support non-formal education for high school students and teachers, enhancing digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness at early educational levels.
  • Creation…
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Expected Outcome: One or more of the following should be covered: • Implementation of guidelines, standardised processes, or manuals – in the EU or multiple EU MS – concerning the most challenging issues, supporting specific stakeholders and sectors addressed by cybersecurity legislation. • Develop and implement tools, raise awareness and encourage and facilitate industry uptake, with a focus on SMEs, of conformity assessments of essential cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements (hardware and software) under the CRA. • Support for mechanisms reducing the administrative burden for entities, like single entry point for incident notification. • Establish secure communication channels allowing for cooperation and information sharing initiatives. • Support the organisation of regular meetings/workshops to identify good practices within specific sectors or emerging areas and facilitate collaborative efforts between different sectors. • Support the development of training courses, on the basis of the ECSF and exercises that promote capacity building and internal awareness. • Contribution to CR standardisation: Training materials and training actions on cybersecurity certification for national authorities and conformity assessment bodies. • Fostering certification: Educational and supporting materials and an explanatory press campaign using interactive material such as ‘Do I comply with CRA?’. Information campaign through various channels such as conferences, meetings, etc. Website dedicated to the mandatory certification and conformity assessments of essential requirements. • Development of training programmes and materials, including tools for cross-country collaboration and exchange, aimed at enhancing participants’ skills and readiness for real-world threats. These programmes can also support non-formal education for high school students and teachers, enhancing digital literacy and cybersecurity awareness at early educational levels. • Creation…