EU NIS Directive to boost cyber security of essential infrastructure comes into force

John Leonard
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Online marketplaces and search engines as well as energy, water and transport will be required to toughen up

It may be less well-known than GDPR but the EU directive on the security of Networks and Information Systems (NIS Directive) could be just as impactful in certain critical sectors. The NIS Direc...

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