Germany’s Act implementing the NIS2 Directive ((EU) 2022/2055) is finally a reality. Well over a year after expiry of the Directive’s deadline for Member State implementation (see our EU-wide NIS2 ...

The NIS2 Directive marks a significant evolution in the European Union’s approach to cybersecurity, introducing more stringent requirements and expanding the scope of covered sectors to address ...

NIS2 is in effect and the to-do list for CISOs is exploding. The frequent result: unclear requirements, a huge documentation burden, and little time. NIS2 is symbolic of the core problem with European ...

The EU's Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) significantly expanded the number of sectors covered by the cybersecurity legislation and placed stricter cyber risk management protocols ...

The NIS2 Directive builds on the foundation of the previous directive from 2016 and is a response to the increasing attacks on supply chains and the need for more robust reporting procedures across ...

NIS2 isn't just more red tape; it’s a wake-up call for CIOs to map out the messy web of providers they rely on and design systems that can actually survive failure. In conversations I’ve had with CIOs ...

Cybersecurity isn't just an IT concern anymore—it's a key business priority that can affect everything from daily operations to a company's reputation. Recognising the growing risks, the European ...

The European Union’s (EU) landmark cyber security bill NIS2 has come into full force, meaning companies must now comply with its requirements or face hefty fines. Under the directive, which aims to ...

Multiple European countries are facing the regulatory wrath of the European Commission for failing to transpose the NIS2 directive into domestic law. Ireland, Spain, France, Bulgaria, Luxemburg, the ...

On 19th October the EU Network and Information Systems (NIS2) Directive comes into force. It affects organisations providing essential or important services to EU countries, broadening the scope of ...

NIS2 is structured as an EU directive. Unlike EU regulations – such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – directives do not apply directly to the legal and natural persons and other ...