What You Need to Know About EU Regulations
EU regulations are binding legislative acts that apply across all European Union member states. These frameworks cover business practices, environmental protection, personal data use, and cybersecurity. They change how organizations manage risks and make it easier for companies to operate in different EU countries. They also ensure consumers have the same rights no matter where they are in the EU.
Some of the most important EU regulations include:
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
Sets strict rules for personal data protection and privacy.
MDR (Medical Device Regulation)
Ensures the safety and performance of medical devices in the EU market.
REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals)
Controls the production and use of chemical substances.
NIS2 (Network and Information Systems Directive 2)
Improves cybersecurity across critical sectors.
MiFID II (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II)
Regulates financial markets and improves protections for investors.
DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act)
Strengthens the financial sector's resilience against IT disruptions and cyber threats.
CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive)
Requires large companies to disclose information on their environmental and social impact.
But because of the current volatile virtual landscape, all eyes are on:
A Bold Cybersecurity Evolution
NIS2 intensifies cybersecurity regulations across various sectors. It builds on the first NIS law and requires improved cybersecurity measures, incident response plans, and reporting. And it affects numerous sectors. With the compliance deadline approaching, you need to understand how NIS2 affects you and take the necessary steps to meet its requirements. By prioritizing cybersecurity and resilience, you can avoid fines, build customer trust, and maintain stakeholder confidence.
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EU’s Cybersecurity Blueprint for Financial Sector Resilience
Is your organization ready for DORA? This EU regulation is reshaping cybersecurity standards across the financial sector. By January 2025, you’ll need robust ICT risk management, regular resilience testing, and thorough third-party oversight. It’s time to move toward DORA compliance and future-proof your financial institution to help create a more stable financial ecosystem for all of us.
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$9.22 trillion USD
Worldwide cost of cybercrime
1.9 million
Global number of unique threats reported by end-users in 2023
€10 million EUR
Maximum fine
160,000+ EU entities
Number of companies affected
Guide to NIS2 and DORA
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How Can Codekeeper Help?
Codekeeper offers vital solutions to support your NIS2 and DORA compliance efforts:
- Our disaster recovery services ensure business continuity during disruptions, addressing operational resilience requirements.
- Our software and SaaS escrow services strengthen supply chain security by safeguarding access to critical software, even if vendors face issues.
- For NIS2, our customizable escrow agreements can incorporate specific supply chain security clauses, though we recommend legal counsel for complex situations.