A stronger cybersecurity framework for Europe
The European Commission’s proposal to revise the Cybersecurity Act is a key step toward improving the EU’s ability to prevent, withstand, and respond to growing cyber and hybrid threats. The updated framework focuses on:
- Securing ICT supply chains
- Simplifying EU-wide cybersecurity certification
- Clarifying cyber rules
- Strengthening the role of ENISA in improving cyber readiness
What this means beyond policy
These changes are not only regulatory. They shape how cybersecurity is implemented in practice and influence the skills professionals need to work across sectors, systems, and borders. Effective cyber resilience depends on people who understand both advanced technologies and the frameworks that govern their safe and responsible use.
⇒ More context from the Commission
The role of education and skills development
This is where SPECTRO plays an important role. By combining advanced training in cybersecurity and robotics with European mobility, applied learning, and an innovation-focused approach, SPECTRO supports the development of skills aligned with Europe’s evolving cybersecurity priorities and long-term digital resilience goals.
Funding Agency: European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA)
Learn more about SPECTRO: https://28digital.eu/eu-collaborations/spectro/
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