The EU faces a critical problem that will keep its ambitious goals out of reach if not immediately and adequately addressed: a lack of digital skills. Learn how it can be overcome.
The MoU will help bridge the cybersecurity gap in Europe.
On 12 October 2022, the EC formally set 2023 as the European Year of Skills. This EU-wide initiative will help address many of the challenges that Europe faces in the area of skills.
On September 15, 2022, the European Commission formally adopted the terms of the new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), which obligates manufacturers to improve the cybersecurity requirements of digital products that are sold within the European Union.
What will be the main impact of the new CRA, what will it cover, and how will it benefit consumers?
The European Union is enacting comprehensive new laws so as to ensure that higher levels of cybersecurity will be in place across Europe. Learn how it will be applied.
It has become clearer to the EU that cybersecurity is a key priority that requires robust regulation. What’s the best way to ensure optimal regulation?
The EU has already been a central player in putting in place 5G standards through the work of the 5GPPP under Horizon 2020. What is the region’s approach to 6G? [Video]
Huawei has moved up one place in the EC’s R&D industrial scoreboard. Learn more about our commitment to innovation & international collaboration that keeps us at the cutting-edge of technological progress for the benefit of society.
The NIS 2 rules will ensure that higher levels of cybersecurity will be in place across the EU & make doing business more secure than ever.
