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This deep dive session provides a comprehensive overview of the technical component requirements for ACS in line with EN IEC 62443-4-2: prAA. It explores how OT vertical harmonised standards interact with EN IEC 62443-4-1 and 62443-4-2, with a focus on selecting relevant cybersecurity requirements and assessment techniques tailored to specific product verticals.

The EU–China Workshop on Green ICT, organised by the InDiCo Global project and the SESEC project, aims to foster dialogue and exchange between European and Chinese stakeholders on the development and implementation of technical standards and KPIs for Green ICT. Bringing together representatives from standards organisations, industry, technical communities and public authorities, the workshop will explore policy and standardisation roadmaps, technical approaches in areas such as energy efficiency in 5G and 6G infrastructure, data centre sustainability, ICT lifecycle assessment and eco-design and discuss how policy objectives can be effectively translated into technical standards. The event seeks to strengthen mutual understanding and identify opportunities for future EU–China cooperation in Green ICT standardisation.

Bringing standards to universities: integrating standards, compliance, and market reality into the engineering curriculum

Experts with substantial experience in measurement of atmospheric ultrafine particles (UFP) are invited to participate in a workshop held in Ispra on 19-21 May.

This webinar introduces the technical component requirements for ACS based on EN IEC 62443-4-2: prAA. It highlights the relationship between OT vertical harmonised standards and EN IEC 62443-4-1 and 62443-4-2, focusing on how to determine applicable cybersecurity requirements and assessment approaches for specific product verticals.

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will introduce mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements placed on the EU market. For many SMEs, the challenge is not understanding that the CRA applies, but how to comply in practice, which standards to follow, and which tools, guidance, and funding opportunities are available to support compliance.

The European standards committee CEN/TC 445 finalised draft European standards for the customer data access and portability in the insurance sector in the context of the requirements of the proposed EU Regulation on a Framework for Financial Data Access (FIDA) and also the data portability of GDPR Article 20.

How can open data move from policy ambition to real-world impact? InDiCo-Global’s recent webinar explored this question with experts from Europe and partner regions, highlighting practical challenges and emerging solutions in digital government. Discussions focused on interoperability, data governance, and the role of standards in enabling scalable and trustworthy digital services. The session also underlined the importance of international cooperation and capacity building to ensure that open data frameworks are effectively implemented across diverse contexts.

As a key sector with great potential, offshore wind power should not be overlooked in achieving energy transition goals. Significant electricity production, low-carbon electricity, and mature technology are some of the assets offered by this sector.

This exclusive deep-dive session continues the conversation started in the introductory webinar and takes it to the next level. In this interactive 4-hour workshop, participants will work directly with the experts behind the standard to explore its structure, scope, and key technical elements in depth. It’s a unique opportunity to ask questions, exchange insights with peers, and actively contribute stakeholder feedback that will help shape a harmonized standard supporting CRA compliance.