Compliance and Regulations

With the advent of the NIS2 Directive, in addition to the duty of care, the duty to report, which already existed under the original NIS Directive, will be fleshed out.

The duty of care is an important distinction within NIS2, one which has a broad impact.

The introduction of NIS2 will increase the regulatory scope of the original NIS Directive. Specifically, more organizations will have to start complying with the requirements. But what are these requirements, and how will they be enforced?

What to expect from NIS2? Here are some questions you might have – and the answers to them.

ESET welcomes the decision of EU legislators to adopt the second Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) aimed at strengthening cyber resilience across the Union.

This quick guide breaks down the key differences and similarities to help you stay compliant on both sides of the Atlantic.

The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) (or Proposition 24) adds stronger privacy protections to the act and establishes the California Privacy Protection Agency.

Handling computer security incidents with a 4-phase incident response plan can help build your CSIRT's confidence to bring your business back to normal operations after an attack.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been broadly discussed by the media – yet many companies still fail to handle personal data properly. And it gets expensive.