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NIS2 Regulation: New Cybersecurity Obligations Now Also Affect Wind Farm Operators
The NIS2 Regulation raises the issue of information security in the wind energy industry to a new level. Operators and operators should now check whether they fall under the new regulations – and take appropriate organisational and technical measures. Close cooperation with safety-certified service providers can make a significant contribution to proving conformity.
The implementation of the European NIS2 Directive into national law marks a turning point for cybersecurity in the energy industry – especially for companies in the wind industry. The ordinance merges existing regulations, significantly expands them and brings with it new responsibilities that go far beyond previous KRITIS requirements.
Wind farm operators and operators are obliged to implement extensive measures to increase IT and information security . These include:
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