The EU has officially adopted the EUCS, a cybersecurity certification scheme for cloud services, aiming to standardize and strengthen cloud security across Europe. The framework introduces assurance levels and requirements for providers, supporting secure digital transformation for organizations.
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has announced the formal adoption of the EUCS, a cybersecurity certification scheme specifically designed for cloud services. This initiative aims to provide a unified framework for assessing and certifying the security of cloud offerings across the EU, enhancing trust and transparency for businesses and public sector organizations.
The EUCS introduces multiple assurance levels, allowing cloud service providers to demonstrate compliance with stringent security requirements. The certification covers areas such as data protection, incident response, and supply chain security, aligning with the EU’s broader digital strategy and regulatory landscape.
Industry stakeholders, including major cloud providers and European digital associations, have welcomed the scheme as a step toward harmonizing standards and facilitating cross-border cloud adoption. More information about the EUCS can be found on the ENISA website.
The EU has officially adopted the EUCS, a cybersecurity certification scheme for cloud services, aiming to standardize and strengthen cloud security across Europe. The framework introduces assurance levels and requirements for providers, supporting secure digital transformation for organizations.