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NIS2 in Malta

Malta transposed NIS2 via the Cybersecurity Act, 2024. MITA regulates network defense and guides organizations through self-registration.

Transposition law
Cybersecurity Act, 2024
In force
17 October 2024
Competent authority
Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) / CSIRT-MT
Max fine (Essential)
€10 million or 2% of global annual turnover
Max fine (Important)
€7 million or 1.4% of global annual turnover
Full enforcement
October 2024

Key Deadlines

Law in force
17 October 2024

Competent Authority

Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) / CSIRT-MT
National competent authority and operational cybersecurity lead
https://mita.gov.mt

MITA operates a centralized approach, hosting information sessions, defining cybersecurity baselines, and maintaining the secure register.

Registration Process

Fill in company credentials via the secure registration form at mita.gov.mt.

📊 Quick Test

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Key Requirements

  • 1Register with MITA via digital portal interfaces
  • 2Acknowledge strict supplier auditing parameters
  • 324-hour warning message for major anomalies

National Additions

Malta adds tailored guidelines for online gaming support infrastructure and maritime service systems

FAQ: NIS2 in Malta

What is CSIRT-MT?
It is Malta's national computer security incident response team coordinating all network incident notifications.

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