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EU Network Code on Cybersecurity for the Electricity Sector

17 controls. 2 other frameworks in our corpus share controls with it. Here is all of it, and how much of it you are already doing.

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EU Electricity Cybersecurity Network Code (NCCS) Evidence & Implementation Kit

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

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Every control

CodeControlAlso in
NCCS-Art.17Union-wide cybersecurity risk assessment (NCCS Articles 17-19) - first level of the cascade0
NCCS-Art.1_2_3Subject matter, scope and definitions (NCCS Articles 1-3)0
NCCS-Art.23_24Regional cybersecurity risk assessment (NCCS Articles 23-24) - second level of the cascade0
NCCS-Art.25_26Member State cybersecurity risk assessment (NCCS Articles 25-26) - third level of the cascade0
NCCS-Art.27_28Entity-level cybersecurity risk assessment (NCCS Articles 27-28) - fourth level of the cascade0
NCCS-Art.29_30_31Common electricity cybersecurity framework and minimum cybersecurity controls (NCCS Articles 29-31) - for high-impact entities1
NCCS-Art.32_33_34Advanced cybersecurity controls (NCCS Articles 32-34) - for critical-impact entities0
NCCS-Art.37_38_39Cross-border verification and mutual recognition (NCCS Articles 37-39)0
NCCS-Art.44_45_46Cybersecurity incident reporting (NCCS Articles 44-46)1
NCCS-Art.47_48Crisis management and Cyber Solidarity Act coordination (NCCS Articles 47-48)1
NCCS-Art.48_49_50Information protection and classification (NCCS Articles 48-50)1
NCCS-Art.4_5Entity classification - high-impact and critical-impact entities (NCCS Articles 4-5)0
NCCS-Art.54_55_56Supply chain cybersecurity (NCCS Articles 54-56)0
NCCS-Art.57_58Coordination with NIS2 + CER Directive + horizontal cybersecurity regimes (NCCS Articles 57-58)0
NCCS-Art.59_60Penalties, audits and entry into force (NCCS Articles 59-60)0
NCCS-Art.6_7Competent authorities + coordination (NCCS Articles 6-7)0
NCCS-Art.8ENTSO-E and EU DSO Entity joint methodology (NCCS Article 8)0

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