Working on the unifying framework...
A small piece of EU cybersecurity law history after yesterday’s discussion with @XaverSchulze on CRA, NIS2 and ISO 27k.
I had the opportunity to comment on the first Czech cybersecurity law draft back in 2013, while delivering solutions to the people behind it. At the time when this wasn't even a thing in Europe.
France was first in 2013. Czechia followed in 2014, then Lithuania and Germany. Much of the rest of Europe only came with the 2018 NIS wave:
19 Dec 2013 — France: Loi n° 2013-1168 du 18 décembre 2013 relative à la programmation militaire...; Article 22 inserted security rules for systèmes d'information d'importance vitale used by opérateurs d'importance vitale.
However, it was not a standalone “Cybersecurity Act,” but the cyber obligations were introduced by Article 22 of the Military Programming Law, which inserted cybersecurity rules for operators of vital importance.
So the first standalone cyber law in Europe was the one that I commented.
29 Aug 2014 — Czechia: Zákon č. 181/2014 Sb., o kybernetické bezpečnosti a o změně souvisejících zákonů; the act expressly regulates rights and obligations in cyber security and the powers of public authorities.
23 Dec 2014 — Lithuania: Lietuvos Respublikos kibernetinio saugumo įstatymas (No. XII-1428); the official TAR record shows publication on 2014-12-23.
24 Jul 2015 — Germany: Gesetz zur Erhöhung der Sicherheit informationstechnischer Systeme (IT-Sicherheitsgesetz), published in BGBl. I No. 31 on 24 July 2015; the BSI notes it entered into force on 25 July 2015.
2018 — Slovakia: Zákon č. 69/2018 Z. z. o kybernetickej bezpečnosti
2018 — United Kingdom: Network and Information Systems Regulations
2018 — Slovenia: Zakon o informacijski varnosti (ZInfV)
2018 — Estonia: Küberturvalisuse seadus
2018 — Italy: Decreto Legislativo n. 65/2018
2018 — Sweden: Lag (2018:1174) om informationssäkerhet...
2018 — Croatia: Zakon o kibernetičkoj sigurnosti...
2018 — Poland: Ustawa o krajowym systemie cyberbezpieczeństwa
2018 — Portugal: Lei n.º 46/2018
2018 — Spain: Real Decreto-ley 12/2018
2018 — Ireland: NIS Regulations 2018
2018 — Netherlands: Wet beveiliging netwerk- en informatiesystemen
2018 — Bulgaria: Закон за киберсигурност
2018 — Greece: Νόμος 4577/2018
2018 — Austria: Netz- und Informationssystemsicherheitsgesetz (NISG)
2019 — Belgium: NIS framework law
2023 — Romania: Legea nr. 58/2023
2023 — Norway: Lov om digital sikkerhet
2024 — Latvia: Nacionālās kiberdrošības likums
2024 — Hungary: 2024. évi LXIX. törvény Magyarország kiberbiztonságáról
2025 — Finland: Kyberturvallisuuslaki
2025 — Denmark: NIS 2-loven
#CRA #NIS-2 #CyberSecurity #EU #Europe #History #Legal #Law #History
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🎉 Happy 4th Birthday, Resistine! 🥂
Today, October 27th, we celebrate 4 years of Resistine!
I chose this date because it was the last working day before my grandmother's birthday, the Day of Czechoslovakia's Independence. She was also the first to introduce me to Resistin, which later inspired the name Resistine.
Come celebrate with Resistine and our team at IT-SA - Hall 7, stand 253 - right next to the passage to the other halls!
Discover our and the World's first free, open-source antivirus for Mac, with real-time on-access protection, also available for Windows and Linux!
Looking forward to welcoming you with cybersecurity, coffee ☕ and, of course, beer! 🍻
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Resistine retweeted
‼️ Switzerland is moving away from Microsoft 365 and is making open-source alternatives available to 3,000 federal staff.
The Federal Chancellery's programme covers:
* Document editing: Collabora Online
* Email: Open-Xchange
* Calendar, contacts, tasks: Open-Xchange
* File storage: Nextcloud
* Project management: OpenProject
* Knowledge management (wiki): XWiki
* Audio and video conferencing: Nordeck (Jitsi)
* Chat; product: Element
* Identity and access management: Univention
They are investing millions in the development of a sovereign Swiss open-source platform for office automation. A 172-person pilot rated it strong on documents and collaboration, weak on large video calls, and viable as a fallback if Microsoft 365 goes down.
I don't think many will be interested... but it may be useful:
We have created the cybersecurity implementation difference report for Poland's KSC to the EU's NIS 2, ISO 27000 and NIST CSF 2.0.
If you find some incoherence, let me know please!
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
The Polish version...
NIS 2 – Implementacja w Polsce
Raport różnic
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Resistine retweeted
Open source?
The EU wants you to have more choice & control over what you access online:
🔹A strong open-source ecosystem
🔹More European digital alternatives
🔹Less dependency on foreign technology
& more!
Discover the EU's Open-Source Strategy ↓
link.europa.eu/Pwtnjb
France is transitioning government desktops to Linux, with each ministry required to formalize its implementation plan by autumn 2026.
linuxiac.com/france-launches…
#Linux #OpenSource
The main topic of the 2026 will be the bravery.
We wish you all the best! Always.
Alles Gute – heute und für immer.
Resistine
Have you recently heard about Sun, SGI, IBM Watson?
Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer?
Bell, Alcatel, BlackBerry or Nokia?
No one can compete with open source once it's widely available.
Free Software - Private Data
This is the way to make the
world safer and more free!
This is us.
If you need a song to that...
suno.com/s/XwUzjIsXQQT8mI3b
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Resistine retweeted
Congratulations to the government of #Denmark for leading by example in Europe 🇩🇰👏 By choosing #Linux & #LibreOffice, Denmark is prioritizing #DigitalSovereignty, reducing vendor lock-in, and shaping a resilient future. Other countries, take note. techradar.com/pro/denmark-wa…
Resistine retweeted
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Easy-to-use, affordable, and enterprise-ready — visit @resistine at #CYBERSEC2025 and boost your network & info security posture. 🛡️
Resistine retweeted
OpenAI launched Codex, a new coding agent that builds features and fixes bugs autonomously
It can work on many tasks in parallel, navigate codebases, implement changes, and propose pull requests for review
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Resistine retweeted
Microsoft just changed the game! 🔥
They've open-sourced bitnet.cpp: a blazing-fast 1-bit LLM inference framework that runs directly on CPUs.
Why is this a game-changer❓
You can now run 100B parameter models on local devices with up to 6x speed improvements and 82% less energy consumption—all without a GPU!
The future we've been waiting for: fast, efficient, and private AI that works anytime, anywhere.✨
The model is also available on HuggingFace, you can try it right away!
I've shared Link to the GitHub repo in next tweet, where you'll find all the details.
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For more insights and tutorials on AI and Machine Learning!
Resistine retweeted
🚨 Zero-click. Wormable. Network-spreading.
New flaws in Apple’s AirPlay protocol (🔓 AirBorne) could let hackers hijack your device without a click—then ride your Wi-Fi into corporate networks.
CVE-2025-24252 + CVE-2025-24132 = silent RCE across Macs, TVs, speakers. Just being on the same Wi-Fi can be enough.
🔗 Learn more: thehackernews.com/2025/05/wo…
📲 Update all AirPlay-enabled devices now—personal & work.




























