The German draft law for implementing the NIS-2 Directive faces strong criticism after its initial hearing in the Bundestag’s Internal Affairs Committee. Key issues include the unclear role of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), fragmented implementation across EU states, and potential legal conflicts. The hearing highlighted the need for better communication with affected companies and integrating the law with existing cybersecurity measures. Despite the urgency, the collapse of the traffic light coalition threatens to delay its adoption, raising doubts about its future before the 2025 elections.
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