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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2018

COT's Top Four Commercial Issues - May 2018

Welcome to this month's edition of our commercial review, which sees a new piece of security legislation seeking to give the GDPR a run for its money, as well as a useful judgment on how to vary a contract.

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Welcome to this month's edition of our commercial review, which sees a new piece of security legislation seeking to give the GDPR a run for its money, as well as a useful judgment on how to vary a contract.

Enjoy.

I see your GDPR and raise you…

With all the focus being on the GDPR, you would be forgiven if you had missed another security-related regulation coming into force. The Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018 ("NIS") came into force on 10 May 2018 and brought with it an extra layer of security related obligations.

NIS is not limited to personal data and applies to the security of data and its infrastructure. NIS applies to two groups of organisations: operators of essential services ("OES") and digital service providers ("DSPs"). There are a number of designated authorities in relation to OES, such as Ofcom for digital infrastructure and the Secretary of State for Health (England) for healthcare in England. The Information Commissioner's

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