AI model access for security checks would be required under EU law amendments
By Júlia Tar ( October 15, 2026, 14:39 GMT | Insight) -- Providers of general-purpose AI models with systemic risk offered in the EU would have to give the bloc’s cybersecurity agency access for security evaluations under joint amendments to a planned cyber law proposed by two European Parliament lawmakers, MLex understands. The proposals would also require contingency measures where necessary if access relied on by EU bodies, national authorities or essential entities were restricted or withdrawn.Providers of general-purpose AI models with systemic risk offered in the EU would have to give the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, or ENISA, access for security evaluations under joint amendments to the planned revision to the EU's cybersecurity law proposed by two European Parliament lawmakers, MLex understands....
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