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INTRODUCTION

The NIS 2016 / 1148 Directive “ on the security of network and information systems ” was the first practical tool to regulate aspects of cybersecurity for companies that provide services considered essential for the wellbeing of the economic and social system of the European Union member states .

The growing complexity and sophistication of cyber attacks has forced the legislator to update the NIS Directive with NIS 2 in order to foster collaboration among member states and extend protection to the entire ecosystem or supply chain of companies with critical infrastructure .

Furthermore , the changes brought by the sharp digital acceleration imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic has led the legislator to extend cybersecurity obligations to almost all businesses .

What should companies expect from the future approval and implementation of the NIS 2 Directive ?

CYBERSECURITY IN THE NEW NORMAL

The original NIS Directive forced a significant shift towards cybersecurity betterment , however the framework requires consistent review to reflect the changing threat landscape . As a result the NIS 2 has been released to align its expectations and recommendations .

In particular , the main innovations compared to the previous NIS legislation focus on strengthening collaboration among European law enforcement agencies in fighting cybercrime . �

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