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NIS2 Directive Overview

The NIS2 Directive is an EU law aimed at improving cybersecurity in important sectors like energy, healthcare, and transport. It requires companies that provide essential services and digital services to strengthen their security and be better prepared for cyberattacks. This helps protect critical systems and sensitive information across the EU, with penalties for non-compliance to ensure better security for everyone.

The NIS2 Directive strengthens EU cybersecurity with key measures:

• Member State Preparedness:
  Establishes CSIRTs and NIS authorities for incident response and oversight.
• Enhanced Cooperation:
  Sets up a Cooperation Group for strategic collaboration and information sharing.
• Sector Security:
  Focuses on critical sectors (e.g., energy, finance, healthcare) to implement robust security protocols.
• Regulatory Oversight:
  Authorities can enforce compliance and impose penalties on non-compliant operators.
• Service Provider Obligations:
  OES and DSPs must manage risks, secure systems, and report incidents promptly.
• Global Scope:
  Applies to EU and non-EU businesses offering essential services within the EU.

Impact: Companies may need to boost cybersecurity efforts, develop incident response plans, and enhance compliance policies.