Insight:
NIS2
The Network and Information Security directive, or NIS2 directive, is the successor to the older NIS directive. Adopted by the European Union (EU) and intended to improve the cyber security of essential services in EU member states. By 17 October 2024, Member States must have transposed this directive into law, but it is already clear that some countries will not meet that deadline. However, the expected impact is such that almost all organisations will be directly or indirectly affected.
At the same time, we should not exaggerate either: Brussels has not suddenly developed a new standard for cybersecurity measures. Companies already taking this issue somewhat seriously have come a long way. In this Insight, we will update you on this issue.
At the same time, we should not exaggerate either: Brussels has not suddenly developed a new standard for cybersecurity measures. Companies already taking this issue somewhat seriously have come a long way. In this Insight, we will update you on this issue.
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NIS2: law lacks future-proof ideas, challenging ambitions and recovery
The strengths and weaknesses of NIS2
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NIS2 compliance is the beginning, better security the goal
NIS2 is a hot topic. Companies are preparing for the new European directive, but some countries still have un...
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Don’t wait for NIS2 legislation, organizations can do a lot now
NIS2 is and will be everywhere in 2024. It is undoubtedly on the radar of all companies that are somewhat con...
Timeline
Dutch government starts consultation for NIS2 bill
Effective immediately, it is possible for anyone to submit suggestions for improvement for the Cyberbeveiligi...
EU presents final text of NIS2 directive
The European Union recently published the final text of the updated Network and Information Security (NIS2) D...
EU officially approves NIS2, member states prepare new security laws
The European Council has greenlit NIS2, a new European security directive. The Council's consent ends an appr...