Article 25 2.

the number of National Cyber Hubs and Cross-Border Cyber Hubs established, the extent of information shared, including, if possible, the impact on the work of the CSIRTs network, and the extent to which those have contributed to strengthening common Union detection and situational awareness of cyber threats and incidents and to the development of state-of-the-art technologies; the use of DEP funding for cybersecurity tools, infrastructure, or services jointly procured; and, if the information is available, the level of cooperation between National Cyber Hubs and sectoral and cross-sectoral communities of essential and important entities as referred to in Article 3 of Directive (EU) 2022/2555;

the use and effectiveness of actions under the Cybersecurity Emergency Mechanism supporting preparedness, including training, response to and initial recovery from significant cybersecurity incidents, large-scale cybersecurity incidents and large-scale-equivalent cybersecurity incidents, including the use of DEP funding and the lessons learned and recommendations from the implementation of the Cybersecurity Emergency Mechanism;

the use and effectiveness of the EU Cybersecurity Reserve in relation to types of user, including the use of DEP funding, the uptake of services, including their type, the average time for responding to the requests and for the EU Cybersecurity Reserve to be deployed, the percentage of services converted into preparedness services related to incident prevention and response and the lessons learned and recommendations from the implementation of the EU Cybersecurity Reserve;

the contribution of this Regulation to strengthening the competitive position of the industry and services in the Union across the digital economy, including microenterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises as well as start-ups, and the contribution to the overall objective of reinforcing the cybersecurity skills and capacities of the workforce.