Union with new regulations. We are supposed to be safer and less spied on
The EU is introducing further regulations to make our devices safer. We certainly won’t have to worry about doing it in the wrong way anymore our own fryer is following us or smartwatch.
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Cybersecurity is the biggest challenge
Cyber Resilience Act enters into force to make Europe’s cyberspace safer and more secure. This is what we read in the communication on shaping Europe’s digital future. It’s nothing more than that the first rules in EU history introducing cybersecurity requirements for products containing digital elements.
They want to thwart hacker attacks
The Act introduces greater responsibility of producers to guarantee product safety. The new duty is providing software updates that fix security vulnerabilities and offers consumers to make more informed choices.
The regulations will primarily apply to all devices connected to the network. They will be useful for smartwatches and smartbands as well as small household appliances with a smart home system.
The #CyberResilienceAct enters into force today, marking a major leap forward in protecting EU citizens & businesses from cyber threats. Enhanced transparency, security requirements & consumer support coming soon! #EU #cybersecurity
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— CyberSec_EU 🇪🇺 (@Cybersec_EU) December 10, 2024
The products will have the CE marking to indicate that they meet the requirements. But don’t panic. Manufacturers have a lot of time to adapt. The main obligations of the Act will only apply from December 11, 2027. The Cyber Resilience Act is a complement to NIS2, which came into force last year. This is part of a series of measures that the EU is comprehensively implementing.
See: Is Your Air Fryer Spying on You? Popular equipment was tested
See: The EU will secure your computer. New regulations from January 7
