EU takes member states to court over unimplemented cybersecurity law
The European Commission is taking Ireland, Spain, France, and the Netherlands to court over NIS2 transposition delays exceeding 20 months — a clear signal that enforcement patience has expired.
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Ireland, Spain, France and the Netherlands are more than 20 months late in transposing the NIS2 Directive for the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
Editorial Analysis
Court action against major EU economies signals that NIS2 enforcement will not wait for laggards, putting pressure on enterprises to comply proactively.
Finalise NIS2 gap analyses using the Directive text and do not delay compliance programmes pending national transposition.
The EU is suing four member states over NIS2 delays — enterprises should not wait for national law to begin compliance.
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