Maintaining and building diversity and EU capacities in future network technologies SM08 Develop policies which create optimal conditions for European technological firms and foster innovation in key technology areas to promote a diverse, sustainable and secure European 5G eco-system, including by: – Developing the proposed EU Institutionalised partnership in the field of NGI/6G ("Smart Networks and Services") 35 to ensure there is a sufficient degree of diversity of suppliers and sufficient knowledge and supply capacity in the EU across the telecoms value chain; - Developing EU capacities and therefore also avoid dependencies by supporting disruptive and ambitious research & innovation. This relates to the implementation of the various EU funding programmes, in particular Horizon Europe, the Digital Europe Programme and the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) (e.g. through initiatives such as 5G Corridors for Connected and Automated Mobility); - Bringing together knowledge, expertise, financial resources and economic actors throughout the Union, so as to overcome potential important market or systemic failures along the value chain (IPCEI), and further specific industry initiatives. R4  EC and Member States  All 5G stakeholders SA10 TECHNICAL MEASURES a) Network security – baseline measures Id Measures Description TM01 Ensuring the application of baseline security requirements (secure network design and architecture) Ensure that MNOs implement existing security best practices and recommendations non-specific to 5G networks on, for instance product development, configuration, day-to-day network management, incident management, security updates 36, for instance by imposing and reviewing risk assessment plans by MNOs. Ensure that MNOs keep up-to-date information on security policy, including operational information, as well as linked to change and Related risks Relevant actors Supporting actions R1 R2 R3 R6 R7 R8 R9  Relevant authorities  Operators SA01, SA05, SA09, SA10 35 Proposed European Partnership for smart networks and services (Horizon Europe programme). Link to Inception Impact Assessment: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/betterregulation/initiatives/ares-2019-4972300_en 36 These measures should be based on international or European standards or technical guidelines, for example the Article 13a expert group guidelines of minimum security measures (https://resilience.enisa.europa.eu/article-13/guideline-for-minimum-security-measures/Article_13a_ENISA_Technical_Guideline_On_Security_Measures_v2_0.pdf) 23