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Cybersecurity is an issue of common interest of the Union, as confirmed by the Council Conclusions mentioned above. The scale and cross-border character of incidents such as WannaCry or NonPetya are a point in case. The nature and scale of the cybersecurity technological challenges, as well as insufficient coordination of efforts within and across the industry, public sector and research communities require the EU to further support coordination efforts both to pool a critical mass of resources and ensure better knowledge and assets management. This is needed in view of the resource requirements related to certain capabilities for cybersecurity research, development and deployment; the need to provide access to interdisciplinary cybersecurity know-how across different disciplines (often only partially available at the national level); the global nature of industrial value chains, as well as the activity of global competitors working across the markets.

This requires resources and expertise at a scale that ** can be hardly matched ** by the individual action of any Member State. For example, a pan-European quantum communication network could require EU investment of approximately EUR 900 million, depending on the investments by Member States (to be interconnected/complemented) and to what extent the technology will allow the reuse of existing infrastructures. The initiative will be instrumental in pooling financing and allowing this type of investment to happen in the Union.