Critical Entities Resilience (CER)
Finalized and transposed in parallel to the NIS2 Directive, together they address digital cyberattacks (NIS) to physical attacks and natural disasters (CER).
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EU REGULATION
Important related regulations 2023/2024
NIS2 is part of the EU’s cybersecurity strategy and complements other directives and laws. Especially relevant for operational environments are the Critical Entity Resilience (CER) directive, which is closely interrelated with NIS2, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (ECRA). Both have significant consequences for vendors, operators, and service providers of operational equipment; ECRA becomes effective at the end of 2023.
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Cyber Resilience Act (ECRA)
It imposes obligations on manufacturers, importers, and distributors of these products across their life cycles.
European Commission – Digital Strategy
comprehensive summary of the NIS2 Directive, highlighting its role in improving cybersecurity across the EU, updating legal structures, broadening its applicability to new sectors and entities, and specifying incident reporting and risk management obligations.
European Parliament
Provides a briefing on the NIS2 Directive, emphasizing its aim to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the EU. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the legislative context and objectives of the NIS2 Directive.
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity
ENISA’s page on the NIS Directive offers insights into how the NIS2 Directive enhances the existing cybersecurity status in the EU, including the creation of the necessary cyber crisis management structure (CyCLONe)
