Better Call Brussels - News on European Cyber Security and eID Regulation
summary
EU lawmakers push a revised eIDAS within months and propose a European Digital Identity that interops with existing national schemes rather than a single tech stack; Germany’s three‑year Optimos project moves a government ID onto the phone Optimos mobile eID to secure element with Samsung/Infineon/NXP/Telefonica/Deutsche Telekom partners and production slated for 2021. Regulators add concrete DMA/DSA obligations: gatekeepers must allow interoperability, give business data access and ad‑verification tools, and are barred from self‑preferencing. Browser policy removes EV signals so QWACs excluded 500 million users, weakening qualified website certificates.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00European cybersecurity regulations
- 2:32NIS 2.0 and cyber resilience
- 4:19Digital Services Act obligations
- 7:08Digital Markets Act rules
- 10:43eIDAS regulation evolution
- 18:42Future of eIDAS
- 21:15QWACs and certificates
- 23:48Mobile ID integration
- 28:29Hardware security for identity
- 29:31EU digital regulations summary
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