Supply chain
How evidence obligations travel through contracts.
Supply chainNIS2 overview
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| In force since (DE)? | NIS2UmsuCG since 06 Dec 2025, no transition period |
| Who is affected? | ~30,000 entities directly; many more via the supply chain |
| Important threshold | from 50 employees or > €10m turnover |
| Essential threshold | from 250 employees or > €50m turnover & > €43m balance sheet |
| Core duties | BSI registration, §30 measures, incident reporting, training |
| Fines | up to €10m / 2% of global annual turnover |
| Liability | personal, for the management body (§38 BSIG / Art. 20) |
NIS2 distinguishes essential and important entities by sector, size and turnover. Even companies outside direct scope may become evidence-bound through OEM contracts.
The core: ten risk-management measures under §30 BSIG, incident reporting for significant incidents, and registration with the BSI.
How evidence obligations travel through contracts.
Supply chainWhat you can prepare yourself.
ConsultingCore duties as a starting point.
ChecklistDACH dates with sources.
DeadlinesTerms and definitions.
GlossaryThe NIS2 Implementation Act has applied since 6 December 2025, with no transition period.
Important entities from 50 employees or over €10m turnover; essential entities from 250 employees or over €50m turnover and €43m balance-sheet total.
Fines up to €10m or 2% of global annual turnover, plus personal management-body liability under §38 BSIG.