In brief: Around 18,000 companies in Germany must register with the competent authority tomorrow as part of the NIS2 registration deadline.
For an estimated 18,000 companies in Germany, the deadline for NIS2 registration expires tomorrow. Affected organizations must register with the competent authority by then in order to avoid sanctions.
According to the report, the deadline for registration under the NIS2 Directive expires tomorrow for around 18,000 companies in Germany. This affects organizations that fall within the expanded scope of the EU directive on network and information security and are therefore obligated to register with the competent national authority.
For compliance officers, this means immediate action is required: anyone who misses the registration deadline risks regulatory consequences and increased scrutiny from supervisory authorities. Since NIS2 addresses significantly more sectors and company sizes than its predecessor regulation, many of the affected organizations are facing such reporting obligations for the first time and must clarify internally whether — and in what role — they fall under the directive.
Companies that have not yet checked whether they are required to register should do so as a matter of urgency. The report itself does not contain further details on the specific design of the procedure or on the competent authority in Germany; it is advisable to consult the official information provided by the relevant authority.
Source: news.google.com · Published July 30, 2026
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