The EU Council and European Parliament have provisionally agreed on initiatives to boost EU cybersecurity, focusing on the 'cyber solidarity act' and amending the 2019 cybersecurity act (CSA). These measures aim to improve detection, preparedness, and response to cyber threats, fostering a secure digital environment for citizens and businesses.

Key aspects include establishing a pan-European 'cyber security alert system,' creating a cybersecurity emergency mechanism, and promoting the certification of managed security services to maintain a high level of security across the EU.

These steps mark significant progress in the EU's effort to enhance its cyber resilience and capability to handle large-scale cyber incidents.