Cyber Solidarity Act

1. contribute to better protection from and responses to cyber threats by supporting and cooperating with, and reinforcing the capabilities of, relevant entities, in particular CSIRTs, the CSIRTs network, EU-CyCLONe and competent authorities designated or established pursuant to Article 8(1) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555;
2. pool relevant data and information on cyber threats and incidents from various sources within the Cross-Border Cyber Hubs and share analysed or aggregated information through Cross-Border Cyber Hubs, where relevant with the CSIRTs network;
3. collect and support the production of high-quality, actionable information and cyber threat intelligence, through the use of state-of-the art tools and advanced technologies, and share that information and cyber threat intelligence;
4. contribute to enhancing the coordinated detection of cyber threats and common situational awareness across the Union, and to the issuing of alerts, including, where relevant, by providing concrete recommendations to entities;
5. provide services and activities for the cybersecurity community in the Union, including contributing to the development of advanced tools and technologies, such as artificial intelligence and data analytics tools.

1. sets out the internal arrangements for implementing the hosting and usage agreement referred to in Article 9(3);
2. establishes the Hosting Consortium’s Cross-Border Cyber Hub; and
3. includes the specific clauses required pursuant to Article 6(1) and (2).

1. fosters and enhances the detection of cyber threats and reinforces the capabilities of the CSIRTs network to prevent and respond to incidents or to mitigate their impact;
2. enhances the level of cybersecurity, for example through raising awareness in relation to cyber threats, limiting or impeding the ability of such threats to spread, supporting a range of defensive capabilities, vulnerability remediation and disclosure, threat detection, containment and prevention techniques, mitigation strategies, response and recovery stages or promoting collaborative threat research between public and private entities.

1. a commitment to share among the members of the Hosting Consortium information as referred to in paragraph 1 and the conditions under which that information is to be shared;
2. a governance framework clarifying and incentivising the sharing by all participants of relevant information, anonymised where appropriate, as referred to in paragraph 1;
3. targets for contribution to the development of advanced tools and technologies, such as artificial intelligence and data analytics tools.

The written consortium agreement may specify that the information referred to in paragraph 1 is to be shared in accordance with Union and national law.