European Cybersecurity Month is the European Union’s annual campaign dedicated to promoting cybersecurity among EU citizens and organisations. It raises awareness of cybersecurity challenges and provides hands-on information and good practices for strengthening digital security.
New episode on how to strenghten your human defences in cybersecurity
Discover how to prevent and mitigate personal data breaches.
Read the blogpost by Wojciech Wiewiórowski.
The EDPS has issued an Opinion on the European Commission’s proposal for a EU-US Framework Agreement on reciprocal exchange of information for identity verification, screening and vetting.
The EDPS has published a FAQ on personal data breach notification, clarifying key aspects such as risk assessment, the use of the mandatory notification form, phased notifications, mitigation measures and communication to affected data subjects. The FAQ also provides practical guidance for controllers and processors on how to notify the EDPS and document breaches.
In this edition, find out why cyberattacks so often start with us in our latest podcast episode, and hear how the AI Act’s transparency obligations are being put into practice across the EU institutions. Plus, our recommendations on cross-border health data and the EU–Korea passenger data agreement, and an award for the EDPS.
Most of the AI Act's transparency obligations now apply. A new blog post from EDPS Wojciech Wiewiórowski reflects on the fourth meeting of the AI Act Correspondents Network, on how transparency is being put into practice.
Keynote address by Leonardo Cervera Navas at the ISMS Forum 28th International Information Security Conference, Madrid, Spain.
Leonardo Cervera Navas Meeting with Mila Romanoff, Data Protection and Privacy Officer, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Innovation and Analytics Hub (online)
Participation of Leonardo Cervera Navas in the Second Joint Meeting of the Digital Fitness Check Policy Sprint, organised by the Better Regulation Hub of the TUM Think Tank, Munich, Germany.
19th Meeting of the Joint Parliamentary Scrutiny Group (JPSG) on Europol, Participation of Wojciech Wiewiórowski, Brussels, Belgium
Online participation of Leonardo Cervera Navas in the First Subgroup Meeting of the Digital Fitness Check Policy Sprint, organised by the Better Regulation Hub of the TUM Think Tank, Munich, Germany
On 6 October 2026, the AI Act Correspondents Network gathered for its fourth meeting at the European Parliament’s premises in Brussels. The network brings together at least one correspondent from each of the 78 EU institutions, bodies, offices and agencies (EUIs) to prepare the EU administration for compliance with the AI Act. The meeting came at a significant moment.