The European Union NIS2 has been transposed in Belgium into national law as the NIS2 law. The law closely aligns with the EU NIS2 directive and features only minor national differences. It was released as a Law establishing a framework for the cybersecurity of networks and information systems of general interest for public security. It obligates and defines cybersecurity rules for companies registered in Belgium working in the critical sector.
The aim of the law is to strengthen cybersecurity measures, incident management and the supervision of entities providing services that are essential for maintaining critical societal or economic activities. It also aims to improve the coordination of public policies in the area of cybersecurity. The Centre for Cyber Security Belgium (CCB) has also provided the CyberFundamentals framework that aligns with the NIS2 law.
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