Kibernetinio saugumo reikalavimų aprašas (KSRA)

Kibernetinio saugumo reikalavimų aprašas (KSRA)

KSRA

Implementing the Cybersecurity Requirements

On 6 November 2024, the Lithuanian Government approved the documents setting out how the new Cybersecurity Law (KSĮ), which entered into force in October 2024 and transposed the main provisions of the European Union Network and Information Security (NIS2) Directive into national law, will be implemented.

Key KSĮ implementation dates

By 17 April 2025, cybersecurity entities will be entered into the register. By this date, the NCSC will gradually notify all entities included in the register.

By 17 April 2026, cybersecurity entities must comply with the organisational KSRA requirements.

By 17 April 2027, cybersecurity entities must comply with the technical KSRA requirements and implement the organisational and technical requirements for critical information infrastructure (YSII) and state information resources (VII).

Thereafter, cybersecurity entities must carry out a self-audit every 3 years.

About this tool

This is an interactive tool for browsing the Description of the Requirements for Implementing the Cybersecurity Law (KSRA), as published on e-seimas.lrs.lt, Resolution No. 818 of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania “On the Implementation of the Cybersecurity Law of the Republic of Lithuania”, as amended by Resolution No. 945 of 6 November 2024. The tool was built to help Lithuanian cybersecurity professionals work through the NIS2 Directive as applied in Lithuania.

The text in this tool is provided as is and should not be relied on by itself. This English version is an unofficial translation prepared by Invosec for convenience only; it has no legal force, and in case of any discrepancy the Lithuanian original prevails. We therefore encourage you to consult the Cybersecurity Law in its official publication and the Description of the Requirements for Implementing the Cybersecurity Law (KSRA) in its official publication.

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