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NIS Regulations

CNI

UK regulations implementing cyber security requirements for essential services and digital infrastructure.

The Network and Information Systems Regulations (NIS Regulations) implement EU NIS Directive requirements in UK law, establishing cyber security requirements for Operators of Essential Services (OES) and Relevant Digital Service Providers (RDSP). NIS requires appropriate security measures, incident reporting, and regulatory oversight. Sector-specific regulators (Ofgem for energy, Ofwat for water, etc.) enforce NIS. Non-compliance can result in fines up to £17 million.

Why It Matters

The DSC Perspective:

NIS applies to CNI organisations. If you're an OES or RDSP, understand your NIS obligations. Incident reporting requirements are strict—significant incidents must be reported to regulators.

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