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DORA gates 22 of its 41 articles on criticality. It never says how to measure it.
17 September 2026

DORA gates 22 of its 41 articles on criticality. It never says how to measure it.

Twenty-two of the forty-one substantive articles of the DORA technical standard change depending on whether a function is critical or important. The regulation specifies no method for deciding that, and the same is true of the risk tolerance level two further articles are built on.

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The Cyberbeveiligingswet is live. We are opening the Netherlands.
16 September 2026

The Cyberbeveiligingswet is live. We are opening the Netherlands.

The Dutch NIS2 implementation entered into force on 15 August 2026. More than 8,000 organisations are now in scope, each with a register entry to maintain and a management body that signs for it. NexGenio is now serving the Dutch market.

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Your patch policy says 30 days. The turbine says no.
16 September 2026

Your patch policy says 30 days. The turbine says no.

The IT security playbook assumes systems can be patched, rebooted, and restored. Industrial control systems run physical processes where none of those assumptions hold. ISA/IEC 62443 is the standards series built for that difference.

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Your DORA scope may include four obligations you do not have.
16 September 2026

Your DORA scope may include four obligations you do not have.

DORA contains a simplified regime in Article 16 under which four of the framework obligations fall away entirely. Whether a firm sits inside it is decided by figures that appear on no public register, which is why almost every proposal quotes the full regime by default.

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Your board is now personally liable. Nobody gave them a way to see the risk.
4 September 2026

Your board is now personally liable. Nobody gave them a way to see the risk.

NIS2 Article 20(2) makes management bodies personally liable for cybersecurity oversight. Most boards approve risk reports they cannot meaningfully evaluate. Oversight becomes a signature.

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Certified. Audited. Passed. Still no governance.
3 September 2026

Certified. Audited. Passed. Still no governance.

A fully ISO 27001 certified organisation passes every audit but has no governance. The CISO runs the ISMS and reports on its effectiveness. The board nods. There is no separation between operation and oversight.

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The system was built correctly. The audit found the evidence wasn’t there.
2 September 2026

The system was built correctly. The audit found the evidence wasn’t there.

An ISO 27001 surveillance audit finds a well-designed ISMS with a critical gap: controls exist but evidence of their operation does not. Building a system and operating it are different disciplines.

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NIS2. DORA. ISO 27001. ISO 42001. EU AI Act. All tracked in one person’s spreadsheet.
1 September 2026

NIS2. DORA. ISO 27001. ISO 42001. EU AI Act. All tracked in one person’s spreadsheet.

Five regulatory frameworks, three departments, one compliance manager holding it all together in a spreadsheet. The problem is architectural: each obligation was implemented independently with no shared control layer underneath.

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DORA compliant since January 2025. Eighteen months later, maintaining it costs more than building it did.
31 August 2026

DORA compliant since January 2025. Eighteen months later, maintaining it costs more than building it did.

A financial services firm hit its DORA deadline on time. Eighteen months later, maintaining compliance consumes 35% of the risk team's capacity. The architecture was optimised for the deadline, not the decade after it.

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DORA compliant? Four people, four different answers.
30 August 2026

DORA compliant? Four people, four different answers.

A CISO, a DPO, IT, and a board member each give a different answer to the same DORA compliance question. The problem is language, not knowledge.

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Third redesign. Same deadline, six months gone. What actually needed fixing was the translation.
29 August 2026

Third redesign. Same deadline, six months gone. What actually needed fixing was the translation.

An organisation redesigns its ISMS for the third time as new regulations arrive. Each redesign takes months. The problem is the translation layer between regulatory text and technical implementation.

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€300,000 for 200 pages. Still sitting on a shelf. What was actually missing?
28 August 2026

€300,000 for 200 pages. Still sitting on a shelf. What was actually missing?

An organisation spent €300,000 on external consultants for ISO 27001 certification. Twelve months later, nobody inside knows how to operate the management system. The gap between documents and culture is where governance fails.

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Redundant links. Article 29. Two teams, two definitions.
26 August 2026

Redundant links. Article 29. Two teams, two definitions.

A DORA Article 29 concentration-risk requirement and an IT team's redundant-failover architecture can't be verified against each other because the regulatory obligation and the technical spec were never mapped together.

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PECB Signs a Partnership Agreement with NexGenio
28 July 2026

PECB Signs a Partnership Agreement with NexGenio

PECB announces a partnership with NexGenio for the organisation and distribution of PECB training courses in Malta.

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Our Self-Paced PECB Certification Courses Are Live
20 July 2026

Our Self-Paced PECB Certification Courses Are Live

Ten PECB certification courses across NIS2, DORA, and ISO standards, available in Self-Study or e-Learning format, with exam and certificate included.

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