NIS Directive and Third Party Risk In August 2017 the UK government issued a consultation document on compliance requirements for the upcoming Directive on security of network and information systems (NIS Directive). Following its consultation period the government has now released it’s formal response and guidance for organisations that fall under the requirements of…
LEARN MOREBlogs 1 and 2 have armed us with a better understanding of the regulatory standards the NIS Directive will demand of regulated organisations and the potential legislative and financial impacts of falling foul of compliance. The attention of OESs and DSPs should therefore start to shift on how to start building a NIS compliant cyber…
LEARN MORESo, we’ve identified what the NIS Directive is and does, what OESs and DSPs are, and whether the Directive will impact you directly. Next we need to look at the expectations and implications of the Directive on the operators of and service providers to essential services. What are the expectations of the cyber security policies…
LEARN MOREThe Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) launched a public consultation on the new EU NIS Directive in August 2017 with UK Government legislation to support it required to be in place by 9th May 2018. While we await the results of this consultation it is important to ensure your organisation is aware…
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