In addition, the Commission has drawn up a list of recommendations for creating favourable conditions for the development of the cultural and creative sectors, along six main lines of action: developing skills, access to finance, promoting new business models, enlarging audiences, access to international markets and reinforcing cooperation with other sectors.

34. Calls on the Commission to safeguard by law the integrity of linear and non-linear services on hybrid platforms and, in particular, to prohibit the overlay or scaling of these services by platform providers or third parties with content or other services, unless the latter have been explicitly initiated by the user and, in the case of content which is not covered by the definition of individual communication, have been authorised by the content provider; points out that unauthorised interference by third parties with the content or broadcast signals of a provider and the ...[+++]ir unauthorised decryption, use or dissemination must likewise be prevented;

34. Calls on the Commission to safeguard by law the integrity of linear and non-linear services on hybrid platforms and, in particular, to prohibit the overlay or scaling of these services by platform providers or third parties with content or other services, unless the latter have been explicitly initiated by the user and, in the case of content which is not covered by the definition of individual communication, have been authorised by the content provider; points out that unauthorised interference by third parties with the content or broadcast signals of a provider and the ...[+++]ir unauthorised decryption, use or dissemination must likewise be prevented;

Member States shall be allowed to establish the technical and organisational security measures required by Union law to protect personal data against accidental or unlawful destruction or accidental loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure or access, including access by third-country authorities.

economic crimes, unauthorised access and sabotage: offences relating to unauthorised access to systems (e.g. hacking, computer sabotage and distribution of viruses, computer espionage, computer forgery, and computer fraud).

the production, import, sale, rental or possession for commercial profit of illegal equipment or software enabling the unauthorised access to a protected service.