EU govts want revised cybersecurity supply-chain rules to give them more control
By Júlia Tar ( July 6, 2026, 11:07 GMT | Insight) -- EU proposals for managing cybersecurity risks in ICT supply chains are getting pushback from member states, with many calling for greater national control over politically sensitive decisions, according to a document seen by MLex. EU governments say they want the European Commission's Cybersecurity Act revision to give a greater role in decisions on high-risk suppliers, third-country designations and emergency measures.EU governments are pushing back against parts of the European Commission's proposal for managing cybersecurity risks in information and communications technology supply chains, with many member states calling for greater national control over politically sensitive decisions, according to a document seen by MLex....
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