NIS2/KSC – is your company subject to the new requirements?
3 October 2026 is an important deadline for businesses falling within the scope of the new KSC/NIS2 requirements. Entities meeting the statutory criteria may be required to register in the KSC Register.
The new regulatory framework covers a broad range of businesses. It is therefore important to determine whether your organisation falls within the scope of KSC/NIS2, whether it qualifies as a key entity or an important entity, and which requirements and deadlines apply.
Please find below a short guide prepared by KBZ Law & Tax, in which we explain:
- which organisations may fall within the scope of the new regulations,
- who is required to register in the KSC Register by 3 October 2026,
- what obligations arise under KSC/NIS2,
- what the potential consequences of non-compliance are.
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If this has not yet been assessed within your organization, we would be pleased to assist. At KBZ Law & Tax, we assess whether an organisation falls within the scope of KSC/NIS2, determine its status and applicable KSC registration requirements and deadlines, and identify the further obligations arising under the new regulatory framework.
We invite you to read the attached guide and contact us should you wish to discuss how KSC/NIS2 applies to your organization.
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