Empowering Trust
in Cybersecurity Certification
The EU Common Criteria Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (EUCC ISAC) is an international non-profit association dedicated to fostering collaboration, harmonization, and excellence in cybersecurity certification. By building trust and interoperability, we aim to create a robust market for certified ICT products that address the rapidly evolving technological and threat landscapes, both in Europe and globally.
Our Mission
The EUCC ISAC acts as a central hub for collaboration between public and private stakeholders, ensuring the effective and consistent implementation of the EU Common Criteria (EUCC) certification scheme. It provides essential input to key entities—including the ECCG subgroup for EUCC maintenance (EsEm), the European Commission, ENISA, and Member States—to support the ongoing development and maintenance of the EUCC scheme. We aim to maintain state-of-the-art practices by providing technical interpretations, methodologies, attack quotations, and an up-to-date attack catalogue.
Who We Are
The EUCC ISAC functions as a structured and inclusive platform, comprising Technical Groups that address various technical domains and foster engagement among a diverse range of stakeholders, including:
- National Cybersecurity Certification Authorities (NCCAs)
- Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs)
- ICT Manufacturers and Providers
- Laboratories and IT Security Evaluation Facilities (ITSEFs)
- End-User Organizations
- Observers or invitees: Non-European certification authorities and consortia
What We Do
Our Values
The EUCC ISAC is founded on a set of core values that promotes trust, cooperation to developp the highest standards in cybersecurity certification.
- Transparency: We uphold inclusive and open processes, ensuring all members have access to information and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully.
- Fairness: Our structure guarantees equal opportunities for participation, fostering balanced contributions from diverse stakeholders.
- Inclusiveness: The ISAC is accessible to a broad range of actors, from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to large corporations, ensuring diverse perspectives and expertise are represented.
- Consensus-Driven: We prioritize decision-making through agreement, encouraging collaboration and mutual understanding across all members.
- Trust and Confidence: We cultivate a culture of openness and collaboration, where all stakeholders are empowered to contribute to the scheme’s maintenance and evolution in a constructive and transparent manner.
- Accountability: The ISAC adheres to strict antitrust, anti-corruption principles and IP rights policy, with robust mechanisms for addressing complaints, appeals, and ensuring fairness.
News and Events
EU Cybersecurity Act’s revision – answer to the European Commission call for evidence
EUCC ISAC's feedback The EUCC Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (ISAC) demonstrates a proven and trusted model of successful collaboration between public and private stakeholders. To ensure the continued relevance, trustworthiness, and effectiveness [...]
Steering Committee Meeting on 7 July 2025 (Brussels / Hybrid)
The first Steering Committee meeting of the EUCC ISAC, bringing together appointed representatives from the technical groups and NCCAs/CBs involved in the EUCC ISAC, will be held on Friday, 7 July, in Brussels (hybrid format). [...]
New technical Group: CC Framework for Embedded AI
The EUCC ISAC is pleased to announce the creation of a new EUCC ISAC Technical Subgroup, established by ISCI, dedicated to exploring Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an emerging domain within the Common Criteria (CC) framework. [...]