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Updates on NIS2 in Romania
Following up on our initial article regarding the transposition of the NIS2 Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (“NIS2”) in Romania via Government Emergency Ordinance no. 155/30.12.2024 (“GEO 155”), we would like to inform you of the following relevant evolutions in this area as of today, 20 August 2025: The Romanian National Directorate for Cybersecurity ("DNSC”) has issued the long awaited application norms for registering with DNSC as important or essential entity. DNSC Order no. 1/2025 was published in the Official Gazette of Romania on 20 August 2025. As of publication, in-scope entities have 30 days at their disposal to register with DNSC. Registration should primarily be done using the online
Cybersecurity: Romania transposes the NIS2 Directive. What’s next?
Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (NIS2) aims to further strengthen the cyber resilience of the EU by requiring entities in various sectors to dial up their cybersecurity efforts. NIS2 replaces the former NIS1 Directive (EU) 2016/1148, expands the range of entities falling under its provisions, and introduces stricter requirements for these entities. On 31 December 2024, the Romanian government passed Government Emergency Ordinance no. 155/2024 (GEO 155/2024) transposing NIS2 into national legislation. Whom does it concern? NIS2 and GEO 155/2024 target entities across various industry sectors and categorises them into essential and important entities. Entities active in the following areas should check whether
But I didn’t know?! Required compliance by Romanian real estate developers with Romania’s (stricter) anti-money laundering obligations
Are you a real estate developer in Romania? Do you have as your primary activity NACE Code (Cod CAEN) 4110 – “Development of building projects” (i.e. the newly NACE Code 6812 as per the recent NACE Rev. 3 classification)? If so, you should be aware that you are qualified as an “obligated entity” for purposes of Romanian anti-money laundering legislation compliance. And the National Office for Prevention and Control of Money Laundering (the “ONPCSB”) is actively auditing real estate developers for compliance. Below are some of the key principles to keep in mind. Background The European Union passed Directive (UE) 2015/849 in 20 May 2015 (i.e., the 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive).