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Delay in Reporting Security Incidents in Critical Information Systems: Causes, Consequences and Regulatory Framework

2026-06-16

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Meeting the legal reporting deadline after a cybersecurity incident is, for many organizations, harder than the law suggests. The General Data Protection Regulation requires personal data breaches to be reported to the competent authorities within 72 hours; the NIS2 Directive adds a 24-hour early warning for essential and important entities. Despite the clarity of these deadlines, delayed reporting remains a syste...

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10.20944/preprints202606.1191.v1
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