The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against 23 member states for failing to implement the NIS 2 directive, and 24 member

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The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against 23 member states for failing to implement the NIS 2 directive, and 24 member states for failing to notify national measures to implement the resilience of critic entities (CER) directive. Directives that aim to strengthen the resilience and cybersecurity of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) providers across the EU 27 member states. Member states have 2 months to respond, complete the implementation of the directive and inform the commission of their actions.The NIS 2 implementation deadline of October 17, 2024 came and went with only a few member states passing the Directive into National Law. Resulting in the Commissions actions. An indication in part to the challenges member states face with transposing the directive into local laws.EU NIS (and DORA) become more real as each day moves forward. The FUD days of cyber regulatory compliance are over, as covered entities find themselves having to demonstrate governance over cybersecurity risk management, or risk substantial administrative fines, non-financial penalties, and personal liability of representatives of covered entities.https://lnkd.in/eJFpU9eh@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal KhanVeritas GRC European Commission#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberregulation

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