In forceNIS2
NIS2 in Slovenia
Slovenia transposed NIS2 via amendments to the Information Security Act. URSIV regulates network standards and audits.
Transposition law
Zakon o informacijski varnosti (ZInfV-1)
In force since
19 June 2025
Competent authority
Government Information Security Office (URSIV)
Max fine (Essential)
€10 million or 2% of global annual turnover
Max fine (Important)
€7 million or 1.4% of global annual turnover
Law adopted
1 May 2025
Key Deadlines
Law in force
17 October 2024
Competent Authority
Government Information Security Office (URSIV)
Lead competent authority and regulatory coordinator
https://www.infosec.gov.si ↗URSIV guides organizations through systematic training programs, deploying audits post-registration.
Registration Process
Register via the secure portal at infosec.gov.si using authorized administrative cards.
📊 Quick Test
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Key Requirements
- 1Register with URSIV via secure administrative portals
- 2Implement risk remediation metrics based on national standards
- 324-hour incident warning message to SIGOV-CERT
National Additions
★Slovenia integrates specific resilience parameters for regional water supply and logistics hubs
FAQ: NIS2 in Slovenia
What is SIGOV-CERT?
It is Slovenia's government computer security response branch, coordinating critical network alerts.
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Currency and sources
The legal details on this page were last checked on 25 July 2026. Some details rest on a single secondary source and are not verified against the national authority or official journal. Confirm with the competent authority before relying on them for a compliance decision.