Many providers of digital services have obligations under the Network and Information System Regulations.If you provide: ??an online marketplace,??online search engine, or??cloud based servicesthe NIS Guide is likely to apply to you. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/VN4550l5YRv

Da ICO.org.uk:

"Many providers of digital services have obligations under the Network and Information System Regulations.

If you provide:
?? an online marketplace,
?? online search engine, or
?? cloud based services
the NIS Guide is likely to apply to you. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/VN4550l5YRv"

La regolamentazinoe della rete e informazioni di sistema, tradotto letteralmente, e' l'insime di servizi di telecomunicazione digitale strategici nell'uso quotidiano.

In essi rietrano i marketplace, i motori diricerca, i servizi in cloud.

Cosa significa ?

ICO segnala una guida:

What is NIS?

NIS stands for the ‘Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018’. These are derived from European law. They implement European Directive 2016/1148 on a high common level of security of network and information systems across the Union, also known as the ‘NIS Directive’.

The EU Commission has also published an implementing act, Regulation 2018/151, referred to in this Guide as the ‘DSP Regulation’. It is specifically concerned with digital service providers, including their security requirements and incident reporting thresholds.

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What organisations does NIS cover?

NIS applies to two groups of organisations:

• operators of essential services (OES); and
• relevant digital service providers (RDSPs).

You are a ‘relevant digital service provider’ if you:

• provide one or more of the following digital services: an online search engine, an online marketplace, and a cloud computing service;
• have your head office in the UK, or have nominated a UK representative; and
• have more than 50 staff and a turnover or balance sheet of more than €10 million.