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EU NIS 2 and DORA
The EU has passed cybersecurity risk management regulation of Member States’ Critical National Infrastructure (CNI - EU NIS 2) providers and Financial Institutions (FI - DORA).
Regulation requiring the adoption of cyber risk management frameworks, processes, mitigation and incident response.
EU NIST and DORA cyber risk management regulation
Paper: EU NIS 2 'A common level of cybersecurity across the EU'
Paper: EU NIS 2.0 - Cyber risk management of the Maritime industry
Paper: EU NIS 2.0 - Cyber risk management of the Maritime industry
On the 17th January 2023 EU NIS 2 was added to the EU Journal addressing gaps in the cybersecurity risk management of EU Critical National Infrastructure providers.
EU NIS 2 applies to critical national infrastructure providers that are deemed sectors of high criticality ’, requiring covered entities implement cybersecurity risk management frameworks, practices, board oversight, assurance and attestation, incident response and reporting. With the threat of civil and criminal liabilities for management teams.
Paper: EU NIS 2.0 - Cyber risk management of the Maritime industry
Paper: EU NIS 2.0 - Cyber risk management of the Maritime industry
Paper: EU NIS 2.0 - Cyber risk management of the Maritime industry
EU NIS 2 applies to critical national infrastructure providers that are deemed ‘sectors of high criticality ’ and ‘other critical sectors'. Providers that include the Maritime Industry. On the 26th July 2023 the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) passed the cybersecurity risk management final rule, that amongst other sectors effects maritime registrants on U.S capital markets.
The maritime sector is now regulated to comply with cybersecurity risk management that includes the oversight and assurance of material cyber risk and material cyber incidents.