01306nas a2200217   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260000900043653001500052653001800067653002400085653002000109653001900129653002800148653001500176100001900191245010700210300001000317490000700327520075400334       2019                            d  c201910acompetence10aCybersecurity10aindustrial capacity10alegal framework10aRegulation 63010aresearch and technology10aresilience1 aValeri Kopchev00aThe European Union Moves Ahead on Cybersecurity Research Through Enhanced Cooperation and Coordination  a67-810 v423 a<p>Due to a dispersed research and industrial capacity and often disconnected national markets, it is challenging for the European Union to compete with world leaders providing cybersecurity products and services and thus to support its ambition to achieve strategic autonomy in the cyber domain. This article explores one of the intended remedies - the proposal for an EU Regulation establishing the European Cybersecurity Industrial, Technology and Research Competence Centre and the Network of National Coordination Centres. Analysing legal, organisational and financial measures, the author posits that the expected regulation, if properly implemented, can fill in an important gap in the current legislative framework of the European Union.</p>