Would be nice if the article said what the changes are
Fucking useless article.
Which rule was amended? What were the changes? How are they going to be implemented?
As far as I can tell, this is a (very vague) report on the awful NIS2 directive? Likely very bad news – compromised encryption, all internet chat monitored in realtime by filtering, destruction of anonymity / reliable report of your real name and address to authorities (in service to old media companies), etc. – though I don’t know how much the text might have been watered down from the earlier fascist wet-dream yet. The EU may be well beyond saving hah.
Reddit blabber doesn’t seem like “a critical infrastructure”, it is more like the GDPR for critical data
from the web…
>Ambitious NIS2 legislation will ensure EU’s Cybersecurity gaps are plugged
>Through the report, to be voted in the ***Industry, Research and Energy committee***…
>The Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive is the first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity, and its specific aim was to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the Member States. While it increased the Member States’ cybersecurity capabilities, *its implementation proved difficult, resulting in fragmentation at different levels across the internal market*.
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Would be nice if the article said what the changes are
Fucking useless article.
Which rule was amended? What were the changes? How are they going to be implemented?
As far as I can tell, this is a (very vague) report on the awful NIS2 directive? Likely very bad news – compromised encryption, all internet chat monitored in realtime by filtering, destruction of anonymity / reliable report of your real name and address to authorities (in service to old media companies), etc. – though I don’t know how much the text might have been watered down from the earlier fascist wet-dream yet. The EU may be well beyond saving hah.
https://www.euractiv.com/section/cybersecurity/news/eu-parliament-committee-adopts-new-cybersecurity-law-for-critical-services/
https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/message-screening/?lang=en
https://regulatorydevelopments.jiscinvolve.org/wp/2021/01/05/whois-access-and-the-nis2/
> replace the NIS Directive and thereby strengthen the security requirements, address the security of supply chains, streamline reporting obligations,
https://multimedia.europarl.europa.eu/en/-new-cybersecurity-legislation-statement-by-bart-groothuis-renew-nl-rapporteur—itre-committee_I212885-V_v
Reddit blabber doesn’t seem like “a critical infrastructure”, it is more like the GDPR for critical data
from the web…
>Ambitious NIS2 legislation will ensure EU’s Cybersecurity gaps are plugged
>Through the report, to be voted in the ***Industry, Research and Energy committee***…
>The Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive is the first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity, and its specific aim was to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the Member States. While it increased the Member States’ cybersecurity capabilities, *its implementation proved difficult, resulting in fragmentation at different levels across the internal market*.
https://portal.ieu-monitoring.com/editorial/ep-press-briefing-with-ep-rapporteur-on-new-cybersecurity-legislation
In the first few moments of reading the title I thought it would be “…strengthen EU military” or “economy” or whatever. But it’s cybersecurity *rules*