Publications

In 2017 eu-LISA celebrates its fifth year of operations. These first five years have been an exciting journey as we built up a dynamic and agile organisation. Today, we provide high quality services and solutions to EU Member States, contributing to their efforts to make Europe safer. These five years have been challenging, but rewarding. In this short time, eu-LISA

This factsheet contains the highlights of the SIS II 2017 Technical Report and should be considered as an annex to the report itself.

Second report on the technical functioning of Central SIS II and the Communication Infrastructure, including aspects related to security and the exchange of supplementary information between Member States. This report details the activities implemented over the last two years to ensure the operational management of Central SIS II. An overview of the Report is also available in the SIS II

A single search portal and shared BMS for Europe Moving forward with concrete implementation The event was attended by 55 representatives of industry alongside the staff of eu-LISA, EASO and Frontex, convening to discuss the various concepts of interoperability introduced by the European Commission in 2016, considered by the High Level Expert Group on Information Systems and Interoperability for the

This factsheet contains the highlights of the Eurodac 2016 Annual Report and should be considered as an annex to the report itself.

This report includes information on the management and the performance of Eurodac in 2016. An overview of the Report is also available in the Eurodac 2016 Annual Report - Factsheet.

Each year, since it assumed the operational management of the system, eu-LISA publishes the list of competent authorities which are authorised to search directly the data contained in SISII as well as the list of National SIS II offices and the SIRENE Bureaux. All linguistic versions are available on the Official Journal of the European Union (14.07.2017, OJ C 228).The

Throughout 2016 eu-LISA continued to deliver its mandate by focusing its efforts on the stable, effective and efficient operational management of the systems entrusted to it. The systems were available 24/7 to Member States, along with all the services necessary for their optimal use. The Agency continued its proactive engagement with Member States to address their evolving needs and the

Eurodac is a centralised EU database that collects and processes the digitalised fingerprints of asylum seekers. Set up in 2003, it is currently used by all EU-28 countries as well as Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Eurodac stands for the EUROpean Asylum DACtyloscopy database. Pursuant to Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) No 603/2013, at the end of each year eu-LISA