By Júlia Tar ( October 13, 2026, 17:17 GMT | Insight) -- Cybersecurity certification would remain voluntary by default, and checks on risks posed by non-EU countries would be retained under amendments from Swedish center-right EU lawmaker Tomas Tobé, dated Tuesday and seen by MLex. The proposals differ from the approach of the European Parliament's lead lawmaker and include new AI tasks for the EU cybersecurity agency and priority supply-chain risk assessments for solar equipment. Further amendments from other political groups may circulate soon, MLex understands.Cybersecurity certification would remain voluntary by default, and checks on risks posed by non-EU countries would be retained under amendments from Tomas Tobé, a Swedish lawmaker coordinating the center-right European People's Party's position on the EU's proposed Cybersecurity Act revision, or CSA2....
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