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The clock starts when you become aware — at night, on holiday and at the weekend.

With the BSIG 2025, in force since 6 December 2025, NIS2 is applicable law in Germany: BSI registration, risk management, supply chain and a three-stage reporting chain. Grid operators also face the IT security catalogue under section 11 EnWG. Agentic360 turns this into a grounded target process — and in an incident delivers decision-ready drafts instead of empty forms.

Typical obligations

What typically lands on your desk

Classification and BSI registration

Size thresholds and sector mapping decide between “essential” and “important”; register with the BSI within three months and keep the data current.

Risk management and supply chain

All-hazards risk analysis, measures per the state of the art, assessment of direct suppliers and cybersecurity clauses anchored in contracts.

Reporting: 24h / 72h / 1 month

Early warning, full notification and final report to the BSI — and where personal data is affected, the parallel GDPR notification to the supervisory authority.

IT security catalogue and evidence

Grid operators evidence an ISMS per ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27019 under section 11(1a) EnWG; operators of critical facilities prove implementation to the BSI.

How Agentic360 helps

From target process to the real incident

The building blocks utilities and critical-infrastructure operators can work with on the platform — each linked to its detail page.

NIS2 blueprint under the BSIG 2025

12 modules, 22 grounded controls — every step cited to the directive article and the BSIG paragraph, with enforcement practice labelled as such.

The incident as a workflow

Six agents draft the notifications for a ransomware incident decision-ready, every statement cited to its paragraph; the Control Room shows running deadlines in incident mode. Filing and sign-off stay human acts.

Energy GRC and section 14a EnWG

Classification under the BSI-KritisV, the NIS2 category and section 11(1a) EnWG with maturity, gaps and an evidence dossier — plus workflow drafts for volume processes such as registering controllable consumption devices.

Regulations

Relevant regulations at a glance

  • EU basis; classification by size and sector.

  • BSIG 2025 (German NIS2 implementation act)

    In force since 6 December 2025; BSI registration within three months.

  • Section 11(1a)/(1b) EnWG

    The BNetzA IT security catalogue.

  • BSI-Kritisverordnung (BSI-KritisV)

    Classification of facilities as critical infrastructure.

  • Section 14a EnWG

    Grid-oriented control of controllable consumption devices; binding for new devices since 1 January 2024 (BK6-22-300).

  • GDPR Articles 33/34

    Parallel notification to the data protection authority where personal data is affected.

  • ISO/IEC 27001 + ISO/IEC 27019

    ISMS framework for the IT security catalogue.

Whether and to what extent a regulation applies to your organisation depends on size, sector and business model. This overview is orientation, not legal advice.

Rehearse the incident before it happens.

30 minutes: we play through the 03:12 incident and show how the NIS2 target process compares with your current state.