European Union: Cybersecurity

250 à 300 entreprises en France sont si essentielles que leur identité est classée secrète. On les appelle les Opérateurs d'Importance Vitale (OIV). Aujourd'hui, une simple ligne de code peut provoquer une pollution...

Gérard Haas et son équipe ont compilé pour vous les actualités clés afin de vous permettre de rester à jour sur les dernières tendances et évolutions des secteurs juridique et numérique.

Internal investigations have become essential for organizations facing increased legislative requirements and reputational risks. This guide examines the challenges and merits of conducting internal investigations, offering a roadmap for organizations to navigate suspicious incidents, ensure legal compliance, and protect stakeholder interests.

From satellite navigation to financial settlement systems, space infrastructure has quietly become essential to modern life. Regulators are catching up, and the legislative picture is more complex and contested than it first may appear.

La CNIL annonce des contrôles renforcés en 2026 sur les fédérations sportives françaises, suite à une série de cyberattaques majeures ayant exposé les données de millions de licenciés. Face à cette surveillance accrue...

The Malta Financial Services Authority has issued critical guidance on compliance reporting and digital operational resilience for financial institutions operating in Malta.

This update (No. 126 | 19 March 2026) covers key policy and regulatory developments related to EU geopolitical risks, including in particular, economic security, Russia’s war against Ukraine, health threats, and cyber threats.

There is no doubt that the Network and Information Security Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (“NIS 2”) significantly raises the bar for cybersecurity requirements in the EU.

CSA2 obliges companies to map their supply chains more thoroughly than before. The European Commission’s new proposal for a Cybersecurity Act was published in January 2026. The original regulation, which entered into force in 2019, focused on the certification framework and the tasks of the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, ENISA. The newly published CSA2 proposal significantly expands this framework.