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ARTICLE · 21 JULY 2025

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Wir haben für Sie wichtige und spannende Neuerungen und Rechtsprechung aus dem IT-Recht und Datenschutz zusammengestellt.

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Wir haben für Sie wichtige und spannende Neuerungen und Rechtsprechung aus dem IT-Recht und Datenschutz zusammengestellt.

1. Update BSIG-Entwurf: Stand und Entwicklung der NIS-2-Umsetzung in Deutschland

Bereits im vergangenen Jahr haben wir mehrfach über die geplante Umsetzung der NIS-2-Richtlinie (EU) 2022/2555 in deutsches Recht berichtet (siehe Newsletter vom 18. Dezember 2024 und 26. März 2024). Ziel der NIS-2-Richtlinie ist es, europaweit einheitliche Mindeststandards für die Cybersicherheit zu schaffen. Damit soll ein höheres Schutzniveau von kritischen Infrastrukturen sowie wichtigen und besonders wichtigen Einrichtungen gewährleistet werden.

Die Umsetzung in Deutschland scheiterte aber am Ende der „Ampel“-Koalition (vgl. Newsletter vom 18. Dezember 2024).

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