NIS2 Recital 125 EN
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Recital 125 — supervisory authority training and expertise

Supervision Supervisory Authorities NIS2 Addressees and Responsible Entities Security Encryption Identification
In force — consolidated2022-12-27 · CELEX 02022L2555-20221227 · ELI ↗
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  • 2022-12-27in force CELEX 02022L2555-20221227

The competent authorities should ensure that their supervisory tasks in relation to essential and important entities are carried out by trained professionals, who should have the necessary skills to carry out those tasks, in particular with regard to conducting on-site inspections and off-site supervision, including the identification of weaknesses in databases, hardware, firewalls, encryption and networks. Those inspections and that supervision should be conducted in an objective manner.

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