New overview of the Cyber Security Act

A new overview of the Cyber Security Act (Cbw) is now available on DigitaleOverheid.nl, offering tools and resources to help government organizations prepare for the upcoming legislation. This development is crucial as it signifies a concerted effort to bolster cybersecurity across the European Union, affecting various sectors and organizations. The overview provides essential information and resources to help organizations understand and comply with the new requirements. The overview includes a variety of resources, such as the NIS2 Toolkit, a factsheet for council members, and tips for managing chain security, among other helpful links. The Cyber Security Act is the successor to the Network and Information Systems Security Act (Wbni) and introduces changes, including an expanded scope of sectors under the law, such as the government sector. The law also includes more detailed regulations regarding cybersecurity measures, incident reporting, and compliance oversight. The Cyber Security Act aims to elevate the level of cybersecurity within the European Union. This will impact all organizations within the scope of the law, including those in the government sector. Organizations must understand the new requirements related to cybersecurity measures, incident reporting, and compliance to avoid potential penalties. The government intends to implement the law in the second quarter of 2026. This overview is a proactive step, enabling organizations to begin their preparations.