20 March 2024 – the text of the provisional agreement on the Cyber Solidarity Act was published
5 March 2024 – the European Parliament and the Council reached a provisional agreement on the Cyber Solidarity Act
18 April 2023 – the Commission published a proposal for a EU Cyber Solidarity Act
The main goal of the Cyber Solidarity Act is to better detect, prepare and respond to cybersecurity threats and incidents.
This objective shall be implemented through the following actions:
Entities operating in highly critical sectors (healthcare, transport, energy, etc.) may be subject to so called ‘coordinated preparedness testing’. In addition, you may decide to join the EU Cybersecurity Reserve.
The provisional agreement is now subject to formal approval by the European Parliament and the Council. Once approved, the draft legislative act will be submitted to a legal/linguistic review before being formally adopted by the co-legislators, published in the EU’s Official Journal, and entering into force 20 days after this publication.
*Information is accurate up to 22 April 2024