European Union member states agreed in 2016 to take measures to prevent cyber attacks from disrupting essential services, like railway traffic control services or water suppliers.
However, a majority of EU member states missed the deadline to transpose the EU directive into national law.
Moreover, it is unclear to what extent a specific measure – concerning fines for breaking the new cybersecurity rules – has been implemented.
The 'directive concerning measures for a high co...
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