NIS2 · GDPR
Healthcare
Hospitals, laboratories and medical device makers are essential entities under NIS2, and they process the most sensitive category of personal data there is.
WHAT MAKES THIS SECTOR DIFFERENT
Where the pressure actually comes from
Two regimes land on the same incident. A ransomware outage is a NIS2 reportable event within 24 hours, and if patient records were reachable it is also a GDPR breach with a 72-hour clock and a different regulator. Device manufacturers pick up a third set of duties as the CRA phases in.
WHICH RULES CATCH YOU
Start here, in this order
NIS2 / ZInfV-1
Slovenia's Information Security Act, in force since 19 June 2025, took the number of obliged organisations from roughly 100 to roughly 1,000. Risk measures, incident reporting, supply-chain security and training, supervised by URSIV.
Read more 453 days leftCyber Resilience Act
Anyone placing hardware or software with digital elements on the EU market: secure by design, secure defaults, signed updates, and reporting of actively exploited vulnerabilities. Reporting duties start first; full compliance follows on 11 December 2027.
Read more In force nowGDPR / ZVOP-2
The oldest of these and still the most enforced. ZVOP-2 has been the Slovenian implementing act since January 2023, supervised by the Informacijski pooblaščenec. A breach exposing personal data is reportable within 72 hours whether or not ZInfV-1 also catches you — one incident, two clocks, two regulators.
Read moreWHAT WE DO ABOUT IT
The three that matter most here
Security Operations Center
Analysts watching your estate around the clock, with the tooling and the honeypots to see an intrusion while it is still an intrusion and not yet a breach.
Read more CISOaaSChief Information Security Officer
A security executive on subscription: policy, risk register, board reporting and the evidence an auditor asks for — without a six-figure hire.
Read more IRIncident response
Containment, eradication and recovery, on site if it needs to be. The 24-hour clock in the law starts the moment you notice, not the moment you call.
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