The report, a result of collaborative efforts by experts, public administration representatives, and the private sector, explores the key challenges in implementing EU regulations such as the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and the Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2). It identifies major barriers to adoption and offers practical recommendations to streamline compliance with these new legislative frameworks.
Key Insights from the Report:
- Overlapping Rules and Inconsistent Interpretations- Organizations face the challenge of overlapping regulations and inconsistent interpretations, which complicate compliance with the NIS2 directive across different member states.
- High Administrative Burdens- Compliance processes involve extensive documentation and reporting requirements, which impose a disproportionate burden on smaller businesses with limited resources.
- Fragmented Regulatory Landscape- The lack of uniform regulations within the EU complicates legal compliance and makes it difficult for organizations to achieve a consistent level of security across jurisdictions.
- Recommendations: The document highlights the need for harmonizing regulations, easing administration burdens, and strengthening dialogue among stakeholders to facilitate compliance and enhance the effectiveness of cybersecurity in the EU.
This publication is the outcome of discussions among public and private sector specialists, supported by the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs and ECSO. These meetings are an integral part of preparations for Poland’s Presidency of the EU Council and reflect a shared commitment to building a secure and resilient digital Europe.
We encourage you to download the report and delve into its findings and recommendations: