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ARTICLE · 29 OCTOBER 2024

Countdown For New Cyber Security Laws

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Irish cyber security law is on the cusp of a number of significant developments. DORA and NIS 2, in particular, have imminent deadlines.

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Irish cyber security law is on the cusp of a number of significant developments. DORA and NIS 2, in particular, have imminent deadlines. These laws will require organisations to ensure that they can respond to cyber security incidents and that their networks, systems and supply chains are operationally resilient. The challenges of complying with these laws will vary for organisations depending on, amongst other things, an organisation's cyber security maturity, the existing measures that it already has in place, and the extent to which they are in scope of the legislation. This briefing sets out a summary of cyber security laws of which you should be aware, and guidance to help you understand the extent to which it relates to your organisation.

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