Digital Agenda for Europe

Which legislation introduced the “right to be forgotten”?. Digital Services Act. Digital Markets Act. Cybersecurity Act. GDPR.

Which are the three key objectives set in the second five-year digital strategy (shaping Europe’s digital future)?. Technology that works for people, a fair and competitive economy and an open, democratic and sustainable society. Innovation that works for people, a fair and competitive economy and an open, democratic and sustainable society. Technology that works for people, a fair and competitive economy and an open, democratic and equal society.

What is the 2030 Digital Compass?. A 10-year digital compass which update on Europe’s digital strategy in 2021, which sets out its long-term strategy for the digital transformation of the European Union. A 20-year digital compass which update on Europe’s digital strategy in 2021, which sets out its long-term strategy for the digital transformation of the European Union. A 30-year digital compass which update on Europe’s digital strategy in 2021, which sets out its long-term strategy for the digital transformation of the European Union.

What are the three pillars of the digital single market strategy developed in 2015?. Ensuring higher prices for electronic communications, limiting internet connectivity, and protecting consumers' data. Providing better access for consumers and businesses to digital goods and services across Europe, creating conditions for digital networks and services to flourish, and maximizing the growth potential of the digital economy. Restricting digital skills development, discouraging the digitization of industry and services, and hindering the development of artificial intelligence. Excluding regulations on privacy and data protection, limiting broadband coverage, and neglecting the growth potential of the digital economy.

What are the key objectives of the second digital agenda for Europe (2020-2030)?. Focusing on limiting digital services and markets, avoiding technological and geopolitical ambitions, and neglecting EU digital sovereignty. Introducing a legislative framework for data governance, enabling a vibrant community of start-ups, and strengthening the responsibility of online platforms. Excluding a vision for 2030, clear and concrete objectives, and a framework for digital principles empowering people in the digital world. Prioritizing the development of quantum computing, a blockchain strategy, and a trade policy based on blockchain, human-centric and trustworthy AI, among others.

What are the four main digital targets to be achieved by 2030 as outlined in the Digital Decade policy programme?. Achieving at least 60% of all adults having basic digital skills, 75% of companies using cloud computing services, 90% of EU households having gigabit connectivity, and all key public services being available online. Achieving at least 80% of all adults having basic digital skills, 75% of companies using cloud computing services, all EU households having gigabit connectivity, and all key public services being available online. Achieving at least 60% of all young Europeans having basic digital skills, 75% of companies using cloud computing services, 90% of EU households having gigabit connectivity, and all key public services being available online.

Which is the main EU funding programme focused on bringing digital technology to businesses, citizens and public administrations?. The Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL). The Digital Decade Fund (Digital Fund). The European Connecting Facility.

How does the EU's Digital Decade policy programme plan to monitor progress towards the 2030 targets?. Through a structured, transparent and shared monitoring system based on the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) to measure progress towards each of the 2030 targets. Through an annual report in which the Commission evaluates progress and provides recommendations for actions. Through adjusted Digital decade strategic roadmaps every two years, in which the Member States outline adopted or planned actions to reach the 2030 targets. Through a mechanism to support the implementation of multi-country projects, the European Digital Infrastructure Consortium. All are correct.

What are the main objectives outlined in the first communication, "Shaping Europe's Digital Future," published in 2020?. Avoiding cyber threats, extending access to ultra-fast broadband, and improving investments in gigabit connectivity. Focusing on a fair and competitive economy, enabling start-ups, and ensuring fair competition among companies. Encouraging the growth of digital skills, aviding digital literacy at all education levels, and the digital transformation of businesses. AI development, digital connectivity, and cybersecurity measures.

What are the key actions outlined in the second communication, "Europe’s Digital Decade," presented in 2021?. Promoting the digital transformation of businesses. Encouraging a fair and competitive economy, enabling start-ups, and ensuring a resilient and prosperous society. Prioritizing governance and digital skills development. Prioritizing the development of quantum computing, a blockchain strategy, and a trade policy based on blockchain, human-centric, and trustworthy AI.

What were some of the main achievements of the first digital agenda for Europe: 2010-2020?. Lower prices for electronic communications (Regulation (EU) 2022/612). The end of roaming charges (Regulation (EU) 2012/531). Better protection of consumers in telecommunications with legislation on privacy (Directive 2009/136/EC) and data protection (Directive 95/46/EC, Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and Directive (EU) 2016/680). The Cybersecurity Act (Regulation (EU) 2019/881), strengthening the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and establishing a cybersecurity certification framework for products and services. All are correct.

What are the two main communications shaping the second digital agenda?. Shaping Europe’s digital future and Europe’s digital decade. Leaving no one behind and Europe’s digital decade. Shaping Europe’s digital future and Europe’s digital progress.

What are the four cardinal points that establishes the Digital Compass to map the EU’s destination for 2030?. A digitally skilled population and highly skilled digital professionals, secure and performant sustainable digital infrastructures, digital transformation of businesses and digitalisation of public services. A digitally skilled population and highly skilled digital children, secure and performant sustainable digital infrastructures, digital transformation of businesses and digitalisation of public services. A digitally skilled population and highly skilled digital young Europeans, secure and performant sustainable digital infrastructures, digital transformation of businesses and digitalisation of public services;.

What objective has the EU set for connectivity for 2025?. Access to connectivity offering at least 100 Mbps for all European households. 5G for the urban and rural cities. Free Wi-Fi on all urban areas and major terrestrial transport paths.

In the context of the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, Member States must allocate at least which percentage of their recovery funds to projects that digitalise their economies and societies?. 20%. 30%. 15%.

What legislative initiatives aim to create a safer and more open digital single market in the European Union?. The Digital Finance Act and the Digital Identity Regulation. The European Chips Act and the Digital Markets Act. The Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act. The Single Digital Gateway and the European Data Governance Act.

What is the purpose of the European Data Governance Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/868)?. To limit data availability and reusability in the European Union. To increase data availability, reusability, and trust in data sharing. To ban the use of non-personal data in the development of new technologies. To restrict access to data-driven technologies and business models.

What is the main focus of the European strategy for data, and what are its three pillars?. The focus is on limiting data sharing, and the pillars include the Digital Single Market, Connectivity, and the Digital Compass. The focus is on fostering data-based innovation, and the pillars include the European Data Governance Act, the Data Act, and the European Digital Rights and Principles. The focus is on excluding digital technologies, and the pillars include the Digital Education Action Plan, Digital Finance, and the Single Digital Gateway.

What does the European Chips Act aim to achieve, and what are its three pillars of action?. It aims to enhance Europe's competitiveness in semiconductor technologies, and its pillars include the AI Act, a framework for investments in manufacturing facilities, and a coordination mechanism through the European Semiconductor Board. It aims to strengthen Europe's competitiveness and resilience in semiconductor technologies, and its pillars include the Chips for Europe Initiative, a framework for investments in manufacturing facilities, and a coordination mechanism through the European Semiconductor Board. It aims to promote the use of semiconductor technologies in Europe, and its pillars include restricting technological leadership, avoiding innovation, and excluding investments in manufacturing facilities.

What is the Single Digital Gateway in the context of the European Union's digital strategy?. A digital platform for online gaming and entertainment services. An initiative to create a single digital currency for all EU member states. A network of national portals providing online access to information, administrative procedures, and assistance services for EU citizens and businesses. A cybersecurity framework aimed at protecting digital infrastructure in the EU.

What is the significance of the Council and European Parliament's provisional agreement on the Artificial Intelligence Act in December 2023?. It establishes the first-ever legal framework on AI, addressing risks and ensuring safety. It encourages unregulated development of AI technologies in the European market. It focuses on prohibiting certain AI applications without providing a risk-based approach. It establishes the first-ever legal framework to forbid ChatGPT.

How many DESI key areas were there in 2022?. 4. 5. 7. 9.

What is the Digital Europe Programme?. a programme focused on coordinating the development of Data centers in the EU to assist business and public administrations. an EU funding programme focused on bringing digital technology to businesses, citizens and public administrations. a programme focused on coordinating the DiscoverEU funds to bring digital technology to businesses and citizens. an EU coordination programme focused on bringing digital technology to businesses and public administrations.

In the framework of the Data Act: measures for a fair and innovative data economy - how much is expected EU-27 additional GDP by 2028 thanks to new Data rules?. €70 billion. €170 billion. €220 billion. €270 billion.

Which programme is not providing funds for Digital initiatives?. Creative Europe MEDIA. Cyber Europe. EU4Health. InvestEU.

When should the EU be the most connected continent?. by 2027. by 2030. by 2035. by 2040.

What does the new Digital Markets Act changes compared to the past?. a) Business users will know what to expect when dealing with gatekeepers. b) Gatekeepers will know the clear obligations applicable to them. c) Clearly-defined procedural rules will ensure quick decisions that will translate in speedy advantages for consumers against business from inside and outside the EU. d) A and B are correct.

What is NOT a pillar of the European strategy for a better Internet for kids (BIK+) ?. A safe digital environment. Improve children’s active participation. Teach children how to programme in the digital world. Empower children in the digital world.

The NIS directive makes reference to …. Directive on new intelligent transport systems. Directive on security of network and information systems. Directive on networks and IT systems. Directive on security of network and information software.

EU space-based secure connectivity system aims to….(select the option that is not correct). Governance and eligibility conditions to avoid any dependencies on third parties. Innovative technologies will be integrated, derived from both established space industry players with proven technology as well as the disruptive New Space ecosystem. Strength the cooperation. Cyber resilience will be increased by defending against cyber threats.

What is the EU's share of the global microchips market?. 5%. 10%. 15%. 20%.

The cyber resilient act includes the following manufacturer’s obligations (select the option that is not included). All cybersecurity risks are documented. product lifetime of at least five years and protected against vulnerabilities. Clear and understandable instructions for the use of products with digital elements. Security updates to be made available for at least five years.

What is the % of Europeans who think that the Internet and digital tools will play an important role in the future?. 61%. 71%. 81%. 91%.

When was the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles signed by the EU institutions?. January 2022. September 2022, right after the SOTEU. December 2022. January 2023.

What is the meaning of ECSC?. The European Cyber Security Committee. The European Cyber Security Council. The European Cyber Security Challenge. The European Cyber Software Control.

The Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) will have a budget of …. €3.5 billion. €7.6 billion. €9.5 billion. €11.5 billion.

What of the following is NOT offered by the Digital Skills and Jobs Platform?. News, opinions and events. Job vacancies. Good practices, expert advice, resources and tools. Thriving interactive community spaces.

Who are the gatekeepers?. National monopolies that control the access to the telecom network in their countries. Government. Online platform with a strong economic position and active in multiple EU countries. National Supervision authorities for telecommunications.

Which of the following options is NOT linked to the Digital policies in the EU. Athens Declaration on cyber-rights for all. Tallinn Declaration on eGovernment. Berlin Declaration on Digital Society and Value-based Digital Government. Lisbon Declaration – Digital Democracy with a Purpose.

Destination Earth (DestinE) will provide .... An space observation programme of the Earth to enhance the EU’s ability to monitor and model environmental changes. Digital modelling capabilities of the Earth to enhance the EU’s ability to monitor and model environmental changes. A new telescope to enhance the EU’s ability to monitor environmental changes. A permanent space platform to enhance the EU’s ability to monitor environmental changes.

Who won the Lux award in 2022?. Quo Vadis, Aida?. The Realm (El reino). Great Freedom. Flee.

What is the mission of the Next Generation Internet (NGI)?. Design solutions for the Internet at EU level. Develop a new software for the Internet for the third millennium and beyond. Re-imagine and re-engineer the Internet for the third millennium and beyond. Give access to the Internet to the whole EU citizens.

The Communication ‘Digital Compass: The European Way for the Digital Decade’ set out digital ambitions for the next decade in the form of clear, concrete targets. What is not one of the 4 points of the compass to identify the main goals?. secure and sustainable digital infrastructures. digitisation of public services. digital transformation of businesses. promotion of citizens entrepreneurship in digital companies.

KEY FIGURES of the Digital Rights and Principles - how many Europeans used e-government solutions in 2019?. 1 out of 3. 2 out of 4. 3 out of 5. 2 out of 3.

Associated to the Digital Europe Programme, there are several calls, select which one is not correct. Preparatory actions for the data space for skills. Specialised Masters and education programmes in key capacity areas. Advanced digital skills analysis. All options are true.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit seek by the European Digital Identity?. Right of every person eligible for a national ID card to have a digital identity that is recognised anywhere in the EU. A simple and safe way to control how much information you want to share with services that require sharing of information. Replace all your credit card with a single device. Store and exchange information provided by governments e.g. name, surname, date of birth, nationality.

The Commission’s proposal for a new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) aims to tackle one of the following problems: the inability of businesses to currently determine which products are cybersecure. when is adequate to do a security update by the companies. the inability of consumers to currently determine which are the levels of cyber-threats. the inability of consumers to currently determine which passwords are secure in the cyber-domain.

Cyber defense, what is not one of the EU policies on Cyber Defence: Act together for a stronger EU cyber defence. Invest in the latest cyber defence equipment. Partner to address common challenges. Secure the EU defence ecosystem.

What does the initiative WIFI4EU consist of?. Provides municipalities with 100.000 € loans to install Wi-Fi equipment in public spaces that are not already equipped with any kind of Wi-Fi hotspot. Delivers funds to local authorities to install Wi-Fi equipment in public spaces that are not already equipped with a free Wi-Fi hotspot. Programme to guarantee the access to free wifi everywhere in Europe by 2035. Provides national goverments with funds to install Wi-Fi equipment in any public space.

What are the Micro-credentials?. The item that certifies what knowledge, skill or competence people have acquired once they have completed a small learning experience. The item that certifies what knowledge, skill or competence people have acquired once they have completed a non- universitary study. The item that certifies what knowledge, skill or competence people have acquired once they have completed a digital training. The item that certifies what knowledge people have acquired once they have completed a language training.

On Artificial Intelligence, what is not a real policy objective of the Commission?. Ensure people work for AI technologies. Set enabling conditions for AI's development and uptake. Build strategic leadership in high-impact sectors. Make the EU the right place for AI to thrive.

What does the EU Cybersecurity Act establish ?. A certification framework for online products and services. A cybersecurity methodology to guarantee software security. A cybersecurity certification for software. A cybersecurity certification framework for products and services.

In 2018, what was the percentage of EU population with basic digital skills?. 45%. 57%. 65%. 50%.

According to the Eurobarometer, how many Europeans consider useful that the EU defines and promotes digital rights and principles?. One third. Half of the Europeans. 6 out of 10. 8 out of 10.

AI in figures, what is the % of top European manufacturers that use AI?. Over one third. Over 50%. Over 60%. Over 80%.

What are the key goals of the Digital Services Act? Select the option that is correct. a) Greater democratic control and oversight over goverments. b) More choice, lower prices for business users of digital services. c) Legal certainty, harmonisation of rules for providers of digital services. d) B and C are correct.

In the EU approach for Space Traffic Management, The Commission has proposed the following key actions (select the option that is NOT correct). Turn the European Space Agency (ESA) in an executive agency of the European Commission. Promoting the EU’s approach globally. Fostering regulatory aspects. Enhancing EU’s Space Surveillance and Traffic capabilities to support STM.

What is NOT a priority of the Digital Finance Strategy?. promoting a data-driven finance. removing fragmentation in the Digital Single Market. adapting the EU regulatory framework to facilitate digital innovation,. promoting EU based platforms for the e-commerce.

The Retail Payments Strategy has as priority…. Take regulatory action when necessary to imposse EU standards to third countries. Promote national payment solutions. Support further the development of open banking. Develop new technologies for the payments market.

Which providers are not covered by the Digital Services Act?. Hosting services. Intermediary services offering network infrastructure. Online platforms. Distributors of illegal content.

What is the impact of new obligations under the The Digital Services Act? [select the right option ]. obligation to designate “trusted flaggers” in each platform. the possibility to challenge platforms’ membership decisions. access for researchers to key data of the largest platforms and search engines. EU countries will oversight structure to address the complexity of the online space for very large platforms.

What is true about The Digital Markets Act?. fines of up to 10% of the company’s total worldwide annual turnover. fines of up to 20% of the company’s total worldwide annual turnover. fines of up to 20% of the company’s total EU's market annual turnover. fines of up to 10% of the company’s total EU's market annual turnover.

What is the main goal of the EU4Digital initiative?. Extend the European Union’s Digital Single Market. Improve cyber security in the partners of the initiative. Facilitate the creation of new TIC companies in EU's neighbour countries. The reduction of roaming tariffs.

The Cyber Resilience Act introduces…. mandatory cybersecurity requirements for online service suppliers. mandatory software requirements for hardware equipments. mandatory cybersecurity requirements for hardware and software products. mandatory cybersecurity requirements for apps and other smartphone products.

How many adults in Europe lack basic digital skills?. 3 out of 10. 4 out of 10. 5 out of 10. 6 out of 10.

The 2030 Digital Compass sets the EU target that by 2030…. There should be 20 million employed ICT specialists in the EU. Women should be 50% of the new ICT specialist jobs. At least 70% of all adults should have at least basic digital skills. There should be 30 million employed ICT specialists in the EU.

The DIGITAL DECADE is. the European Commission strategic vision for the development of digital right and data protection by 2030. the European Commission action plan for the development of digital right and cyber protection by 2030. the European Commission action plan for the development of the digital economy and the transformation of European businesses by 2030. the European Commission strategic vision for the development of the digital economy and the transformation of European businesses by 2030.

What is not a key goals of the Digital Services Act?. Access to EU-wide markets through platforms. More choice, lower prices. Legal certainty, harmonisation of rules. Democratic control and legal overwatch over systemic platforms' content.

What is not a key goals of the Digital Services Act?. Access to EU-wide markets through platforms. More choice, lower prices. Legal certainty, harmonisation of rules. Democratic control and legal overwatch over systemic platforms' content.

Which entity provides support in the implementation of the NIS Directive?. EMNISA. EMSA. ENISA. DIGIT.

What is the main difference between NIS and NIS2?. NIS2 sets a higher common level of security in online trade. NIS2 sets a higher common level of cybersecurity across the Union. Legal changes to fit in the new political priorities. NIS2 sets a higher common level of infrastructure security across the Union.

What will be the consequences of non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act?. allow the business users to promote their offer and conclude contracts with their customers inside the gatekeeper’s platform. allow to track end users outside of the gatekeepers' core platform service for the purpose of targeted advertising. set which large online platform as a “gatekeeper”. allow business users to access the data that they generate in their use of the large platform’s.

What is DESI?. The index that summarises indicators on EU countries' digital performance and their projects for improvement . The index that summarises indicators on Europe’s digital performance and tracks the progress of EU countries. The Index that summarises the economic impact of Europe’s digital performance and citizens digitalisation level. The index that summarises indicators on European Companies’ digital performance.

Who seats at the Management Board of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity?. Commission Representatives + Member States Representatives. Commission Representatives + Member States Representatives + EEA countries. Commission Representatives + Council Representatives + European Parliament Representatives. Member States Representatives.

What is true about the European Chips Act?. Put in place a framework to increase production capacity to 50% of the global market by 2030. Address the skills shortage, attract new talent and support the emergence of a skilled workforce. Build and reinforce capacity to innovate in manufacturing advanced chips by EU companies. Strengthen Europe’s research and technology leadership towards creation of an EU champion for chip production.

What is not a chapter of the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade?. Sustainability. Solidarity and inclusion. Participation in the digital public space. Freedom of suppliers choice.

Which of the following AI applications is prohibited under the EU AI Act?. AI-based recruitment tools. AI used for grading in education. Real-time biometric surveillance in public spaces (with exceptions). AI for autonomous driving.

What is the penalty for non-compliance with the EU AI Act?. A warning letter from the European Commission. A fine of up to €30 million or 6% of global annual turnover. Immediate suspension of the AI system, with no financial penalties. €1 million fine regardless of the company’s revenue.

How does the EU AI Act classify AI systems based on risk?. Critical, Semi-Critical, Non-Critical. High Risk, Medium Risk, Low Risk, No Risk. Unacceptable Risk, High Risk, Limited Risk, Minimal Risk. Core Risk, Sector-Specific Risk, Public Risk, Private Risk.

What is required for high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act?. High-risk systems must be banned from deployment. Mandatory human oversight, risk management, and transparency measures. No specific requirements as long as they are approved by the provider. A voluntary code of conduct for ethical AI.

Which of the following is NOT considered a high-risk sector under the EU AI Act?. Healthcare. Critical infrastructure. Personal entertainment apps. Employment and workforce management.

What does the CE marking signify for an AI system under the Act?. That the system is free to use by consumers. That the system has passed conformity assessments and complies with the EU AI Act. That the system is developed within the EU. That the system is exempt from monitoring and oversight.

Which regulatory framework works alongside the EU AI Act for personal data protection?. Cybersecurity Act. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Product Safety Directive. European Green Deal.

What is the purpose of the EU database of high-risk AI systems?. To track the financial performance of AI companies. To promote transparency and provide information on deployed high-risk AI systems. To allow companies to register their AI systems for tax exemptions. To archive all AI systems developed in Europe.

Which AI systems are excluded from the scope of the EU AI Act?. AI for educational purposes. AI developed for military applications. AI systems used in law enforcement. AI systems that manage transport infrastructure.

What is one of the key requirements of the updated European Digital Identity (eIDAS 2) regulation?. By 2025, Member States must provide a European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW) that is mandatory for all citizens. By 2026, Member States must provide a European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW) that is voluntary and free of charge for natural persons. Member States are required to charge a minimal fee for the issuance of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW). The European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW) will be restricted to public sector services only.

What is a key feature of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW) under the revised eIDAS 2 regulation?. The EDIW will be mandatory for all EU citizens and residents by 2026. The application software components for the EDIW must always remain proprietary. Member States must ensure the EDIW is free of charge for all natural persons to issue, use, and revoke. The EDIW will only allow authentication for public sector services within the EU.

Which of the following directives is designed to improve cybersecurity across the EU's critical sectors such as hospitals, energy grids, and data centres?. NIS 2 Directive. Cyber Resilience Act. Critical Entities Resilience Directive. EU Cyber Solidarity Act.

What is the purpose of the EU Cyber Solidarity Act, proposed in April 2023?. To introduce a comprehensive cybersecurity insurance system for businesses in the EU. To improve the response to cyber threats and create a European Cybersecurity Shield and Cyber Emergency Mechanism. To provide subsidies for businesses implementing cybersecurity solutions. To ban the use of specific cybersecurity software in the EU.

What is a 'regulatory sandbox' in the context of the AI Act?. A controlled environment to test AI innovations. A mechanism to exempt AI providers from all regulations. A type of high-risk AI system. A form of punishment for non-compliance.

Which of the following is considered an 'unacceptable risk' under the AI Act?. AI used in healthcare applications. AI used for social scoring by governments. AI in biometric surveillance with permission. AI used in educational tools.

What is one of the benefits consumers and businesses will gain from the Data Act?. Access to free public data. Reduced costs when moving data to a different cloud provider. Free internet access across the EU.

Which of the following is NOT a sector included in the European Data Space?. Health. Environment. Manufacturing. Education.

Who is subject to specific obligations under the DSA?. Only micro and small companies. Very large online platforms with over 10% of the EU's population. Only companies providing financial services. All online intermediaries, regardless of size.

What is the "Single Digital Gateway"?. A platform for accessing EU public services online. A system for transferring data across borders in the EU. A digital wallet for EU citizens. A new framework for regulating financial services.

Which of the following is an objective of the EU's connectivity goals for 2025?. Providing free internet to all EU citizens. Ensuring 5G coverage for all urban areas and major terrestrial transport paths. Ending all internet-based taxes. Reducing internet usage costs for EU citizens.