Information Security Law
As the pace of digitalisation increases, so does the dependence of businesses on digital infrastructure. Incidents, whether caused by targeted attacks, human error or technical failure, are having an increasing impact on business operations. Data is becoming a company's most valuable asset - and a target for cyber-attacks.
Policymakers have also recognised this and are increasingly addressing the issue. Information security law is coming to the fore. It is an area that affects not only critical infrastructure, but every business across all sectors. With increasing legislation, the need for a functioning and stable IT infrastructure, and the growing need for careful and secure handling of confidential information, now is the time to arm yourself. But how do you navigate your organisation through the maze of national and European regulations and protect yourself effectively against cyber threats?
Your compass through information security law
As the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds continue to blur, protecting digital assets is becoming a critical pillar of business success. At first glance, digitalisation may seem like a double-edged sword - on the one hand, it drives innovation and growth, but on the other, it opens the door to new, previously unknown risks in the form of cyber threats. But fear is a poor advisor. Instead, businesses need a trusted partner to help them implement and comply with all regulatory requirements. With our in-depth legal expertise in information security law, we act as your navigational tool through the stormy waters of information security.
Our approach is holistic: we consider not only the legal framework, but also the technological and organisational requirements needed to effectively protect your business. From the precise interpretation of complex legislation, to the development of tailored strategies to minimise risk, to the implementation of robust security measures against ransomware and other cyber threats. We always work in a solution-focused way to keep your business performance at the highest level.
Comprehensive protection for the information security age
The security of your digital infrastructure is not an option, it is a necessity. With this in mind, we act as your 'digital bodyguard', providing you with comprehensive protection in the age of information security. Our multi-disciplinary team of legal and IT experts is at your side every step of the way: from preventive risk analysis and review of IT security-related contracts and clauses to strategic advice in litigation. This is complemented by a ransomware readiness assessment to ensure your organisation remains resilient in the event of an attack.
With a deep understanding of the nuances of information security law and a wide range of expertise covering key legislation and regulations such as DORA, NIS2, CRA, the GDPR and more, we ensure that your organisation is best protected. We not only identify potential risks, but also develop proactive solutions to mitigate them.
Digital risks
As business processes become increasingly digital, so does the risk of cyber incidents and data leakage. Organisations in all sectors are challenged to navigate a sea of regulatory requirements.
Navigator in the regulatory jungle
We navigate you through the complex web of national and European regulations. We use our expertise to identify risks at an early stage and develop strategies to prevent cyber-attacks and other incidents and ensure compliance.
Your shield
Our service is more than just legal advice: we are your shield against the uncertainties of the digital age. By combining legal and technical expertise, we protect your business for the long term.
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All advantages at a glance:
- Extensive expertise
Our team has in-depth knowledge of all facets of information security law, including current and emerging legislation and standards at national and European level. This includes detailed knowledge of the BSI Act, DORA, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, the Cyber Security Act, KRITIS regulations and much more. - Interdisciplinary approach
We offer a unique blend of legal and technical expertise that enables us to develop holistic solutions. Our team consists of legal and IT experts who work closely together to meet your needs. - Tailored advice and solutions
Every organisation is unique, which is why we tailor our services to your needs. We understand your specific challenges and objectives and develop tailored strategies to maximise your protection. - Proactive protection from cyber threats
We can help you stay on the safe side of the law, as well as armed against cyber threats. From prevention to response to cyber-attacks, we offer comprehensive protection. - Supporting compliance and risk management
We can help you comply with regulatory requirements while improving your risk management. This can help you avoid regulatory penalties and increase stakeholder confidence.
FAQ
Information security law is the body of law that governs the protection of data and information in the digital world. It affects companies in all sectors and aims to protect both the company's data and that of its customers. It includes rules on handling personal data, defending against cyber-attacks and ensuring the integrity and availability of critical infrastructure.
In principle, any company that uses digital technologies or processes information, whether confidential or personal. However, the focus is particularly on critical infrastructure operators and their service providers, the financial sector, traditional IT companies and companies in general that are exposed to an increased threat of cyber-attacks.
By consulting with information security law experts at an early stage, you can ensure that your organisation is compliant. Our services provide a comprehensive assessment of your current security measures, identify potential risks and develop strategies to minimise these risks and ensure compliance with applicable laws.
