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  • GÉANT has asked a consultancy company to do a review of different NRENs to ty and better determine the position.  Group will produce a report by the end of May - interviews are being undertaken.  This will report back at the next of these infoshares.
  • The Security Workpackage in GN5 will also be able to provide support to NRENs.
    • Security Baseline.
    • S7 BCM Framework.
    • Above are being mapped to the NIS2 Directive alongside GDPR requirements.
  • Next steps: working in GN5, SIG-ISM meeting, Next Infoshare (Juneish), Security Day at TNC23.

Comments

Gilles: Reminder: the high-level to do list is best summarised by the points in Art 21.2. A lot of this almost qualifies as “common sense” - the actual effort will of course depend on local details, and how many process overhead you can/want/ have to afford. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32022L2555&qid=1680003102643&from=en.

Edit: EuroHPC is a critical infrastructure.  Good to understand this relationship too.  Business across countries but not legal entities across countries?

Mauro: A question on connectivity between two entities subjected to NIS-2 a University and an NREN e.g. Will be possible to connect with an entity which is not NIS-2 compliant ? It reads like everyone is on its own.  The impact of non-compliance will be interesting.  Do we have a duty to enforce compliance?  Will we need to segregate networks?  Can we have "federation rules" along the lines of SAML federation approach.  Needs a grace period that allows people to evolve. This is also true of the current environment with NIS1...don't expect a harmonised situation any time soon.