EU Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for European Digital Identity Wallets
European Commission (via ENISA — European Union Agency for Cybersecurity)
Original (EN) EU Cybersecurity Certification Framework | Shaping Europe’s digital future
Summary
The European Commission has tasked ENISA with developing a cybersecurity certification scheme specifically for European Digital Identity Wallets as part of the EU Cybersecurity Certification Framework. This scheme will define security and conformity-assessment requirements for EUDI Wallet implementations. For wallet vendors and trust-service providers, this represents a key regulatory lever: certification will likely become mandatory or strongly incentivized for market access, and the scheme's technical criteria may require development effort, third-party audits, and ongoing compliance. The scheme sits alongside the European Digital Identity Regulation (eIDAS 2) and will influence wallet design, issuance practices, and relying-party integration.
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Signal — REJECTED
"The EU's Cybersecurity Certification Framework enables tailored and risk-based EU certification schemes. Certification plays a crucial role in increasing trust and security." — This is an informational page describing the EU's cybersecurity certification framework and governance structures; it is not a call for vendors to bid on, apply for funding, or submit proposals.
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