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The European Union and the EU Member States are building the necessary cybersecurity culture and capabilities to resist and counteract the very real and ever-changing cyber threats and cyber-attacks. In the duration of the cyberwatching.eu project, the regulatory landscape has evolved through a number of regulatory tools, including regulations, directives and manifold opinions, guidance, and tools aiming to guarantee a higher level of data protection to European citizens and an increased legal certainty. cyberwatching.eu has delivered two roadmaps (2019 and 2021) which charter a course for European Cybersecurity and Privacy policy. The documents gather together visions and priorities of the many different stakeholders in the landscape.

"The roadmap is an essential read. It builds upon the significant number of already existing roadmap efforts and modules, domains, categories, taxonomies and concepts. This is an important effort to understand the commonalities and the differences in approach not only in Europe but also beyond.”  Mark Miller, CEO of CONCEPTIVITY and cyberwatching.eu partner

D4.7 EU Cybersecurity & Privacy Final Roadmap

This final version of the Cybersecurity and Privavy Roadmap (July 2021) summarises and shares the key points of the significant deliverables with the cyberwatching.eu project, especially those that are relevant for the roadmap. As such, this deliverable is thus the culmination of the project work for cyberwatching.eu and can be used as a building block for further efforts after the project is complete.

D4.4 : EU CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY INTERIM ROADMAP

The Cyberwatching.eu project encompasses a significant opportunity to look at a snapshot of the broadest set of cybersecurity projects Europe-wide and even globally to a certain extent. The project is built upon the most solid of foundations, using existing work as the base, focusing upon clustering and concertation, developing practical and useful tools for the community.

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On the event of the adoption of the draft regulation laying down measures for a high common level of cybersecurity at the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union, the AI4HealthSec project kicked off a process to provide its opinion.