EU Regulatory Center

Beyond the six core instruments

National transpositions, sector-specific guidance and widely used standards all shape real-world compliance — tracked with the same source-and-review discipline.

What this page covers

The six instruments in the EU Regulatory Center are EU-level law. In practice, compliance also depends on national transposition details, regulator guidance, and voluntary standards many customers are asked to align with — most commonly ISO/IEC 27001 for information security management and ENISA guidance for sector-specific implementation.

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This page describes frameworks CYRKIL tracks for customers’ regulatory context. It is not a claim that CYRKIL itself holds any certification — current certification status is published, and only published, in the Trust Center.
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National transpositions

NIS2 and CER are EU directives, meaning each Member State transposes them into national law on its own timeline and with some local variation. Applicability in a specific country should always be confirmed against that country’s transposing legislation, not the EU directive text alone.

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