The EUCC community is invited to participate in the first meeting of JEDS’ reactivation within the EUCC ISAC, which will be held remotely on October 1st, 2025, from 14:00 to 17:30 (CET). About JEDS (Embedded Devices Subgroup) JEDS—short for the JIWG Embedded Devices Subgroup—previously operated under the Joint Interpretations Working Group (JIWG) of the SOG-IS framework, and is now being reactivated under the EUCC ISAC umbrella. This subgroup plays a pivotal role in harmonizing and interpreting certification practices for embedded devices across schemes, particularly within the EU Common Criteria (EUCC) ecosystem. JEDS contributes to defining attack potential metrics and methodologies [...]

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 of cybersecurity certification schemes under the Cybersecurity Act (CSA), the revision should institutionalise this collaborative approach through structured mechanisms, notably through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) supporting the ISAC model. Download [PDF] 1. Institutionalisation of the ECCG Subgroups for Scheme Maintenance and its liaison with private stakeholders The European Cybersecurity Certification Group (ECCG) plays a critical role in the governance of certification schemes. [...]

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). Among other topics, the Steering Committee will review the current status of the EUCC ISAC’s technical and strategic initiatives, finalize group structures and roadmaps, and establish a clear path forward for governance and collaboration with EsEm.

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. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into embedded systems, aligning these technologies with trusted evaluation frameworks like CC is critical for ensuring security, trust, and interoperability. This initiative represents an important step toward preparing certification processes for the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Our Objective This subgroup aims to develop a practical guidance document that bridges the world of cybersecurity evaluation for embedded AI systems with the [...]