European Commission cybersecurity package on high-risk telecom suppliers
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The European Commission proposed new cybersecurity legislation that would remove high-risk suppliers from telecommunications networks, strengthening protections for critical infrastructure across the EU. The package is meant to reduce exposure to state-backed and cybercrime threats while expanding EU-wide risk assessments. It also opens the door to restrictions or bans on sensitive equipment, making this a major shift in EU cyber policy.
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20.01.2026 20:54 2 articles · 5mo ago
European Commission proposes EU cybersecurity package
Legal Policy Action UpdateThe European Commission proposed new cybersecurity legislation to remove high-risk suppliers from telecommunications networks and critical ICT supply chains, strengthen defenses against state-backed and cybercrime groups, and expand EU-wide risk assessments, restrictions or bans on sensitive equipment, ENISA-managed certification schemes, early threat alerts, incident reporting, ransomware response support, and cybersecurity skills initiatives.
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- EU plans cybersecurity overhaul to block foreign high-risk suppliers — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 20.01.2026 20:54
- EU plans cybersecurity overhaul to block foreign high-risk suppliers — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 20.01.2026 20:54