NIS2 · National implementation

NIS2 in Luxembourg

Luxembourg transposed NIS2 through the loi du 5 mai 2026 relative à la cybersécurité, replacing bill 8364's long parliamentary run.

National law
Loi du 5 mai 2026 relative à la cybersécurité
Cybersecurity Act
Status
In force
In force
2026
Authority
ILR (CSSF for financial entities)

Supervision

The ILR (Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation) is the competent authority for most sectors, with CIRCL and the ILR's structures as CSIRTs; registration runs through the ILR's SERIMA platform. Financial entities sit with the CSSF under DORA's lex specialis — a large share of Luxembourg's economy.

What is specific to Luxembourg

The financial-centre reality dominates: many Luxembourg entities are DORA-first, and the NIS2 law matters mainly for the non-financial remainder (digital infrastructure, ICT B2B, transport, health). Cross-checking which regime governs which entity of a group is the characteristic Luxembourg exercise.

Official sources

Primary references: the national statute book at legilux.public.lu and the national cybersecurity authority at www.ilr.lu.

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