We take a closer look at some of the measures and procedures that the European NIS2 Directive requires as a minimum to reduce your organisation's vulnerability and increase its resilience to cyber-attacks (and avoid penalties).

In December 2022, the European Parliament adopted the NIS2 Directive on the security of network and information systems to ensure a higher level of cybersecurity in the EU. It is now up to Belgium to introduce new legislation to replace the existing NIS law by 17 October 2024.

Cryptocurrencies remain a hot topic. However, transparency and the regulation of cryptocurrencies remain thorny issues today. The following is a brief update on the legal framework for the automatic exchange of information between countries and the regulations to combat money laundering and fraud.