Germany integrates physical protective measures against drone attacks on electrical power, water, communications and transport infrastructure for the first time through the KRITIS Umbrella Law and NIS2 implementation.
The CRA requires manufacturers from September 2026 onwards to report actively exploited vulnerabilities, demanding full transparency on machine identities and secrets in the supply chain earlier than the December 2027 deadline.
dict.cc violates GDPR by forcing users with a single click to share data uncontrollably with 1,741 partners, making informed consent practically impossible.
The actual number of registered NIS2 enterprises fell significantly short of the expected 29,500, prompting the BSI to extend the registration deadline from March to July 2026.
Nearly 30,000 German SMEs must align their cybersecurity with NIS2 standards by October 2024, which represents a significant resource and organizational challenge for many.