A common language of trust for ICT across the EU

Regulation (EU) 2019/881 gave ENISA a permanent mandate and established the EU cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products, services, and processes. Its first scheme, EUCC — built on Common Criteria — was adopted in 2024. Certification builds cross-border trust and removes the market fragmentation that comes from a patchwork of national schemes.

For vendors selling ICT into the EU, certification is increasingly a differentiator and, in some procurement contexts, an expectation. Getting there means meeting a defined assurance level and producing evidence that stands up to formal evaluation.

How we work

Scope the target. We help you choose the right scheme and assurance level for your product and your market.
Close the gaps. We assess your security posture against the scheme's requirements and remediate what is missing.
Prepare the evidence. We build the documentation and supporting processes a conformity-assessment body will scrutinise.
Support the process. We guide you through evaluation and liaison with the assessment body.

Where the line sits — and how we serve APAC and India

To be precise: ENISA and the national cybersecurity certification authorities oversee and issue certification — a consultancy does not. Our role is to prepare you for it. For ICT vendors in APAC and India selling into the EU, we make that preparation efficient, so certification opens the single market rather than stalling your entry into it.