1st Edition
Cybersecurity and EU Law Adopting the Network and Information Security Directive
1. Introduction
2. The Cybersecurity Rulemaking of the EU: Moving from Soft Law to Hard Law
3. The NIS Directive: A Hard Instrument with a Soft Dimension
4. Framing the Assessment of the Effectiveness of the Transposition of the NIS Directive
5. Case Studies Comparative Analysis I, Transposing the NIS Directive
6. Case Studies Comparative Analysis II, The Impact of Domestic Factors
7. Conclusion
Biography
Theodoros Karathanasis is a Research Fellow at the Chair on the Legal and Regulatory Implications of Artificial Intelligence (Multidisciplinary Institute on Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) – University of Grenoble Alpes (UGA), France) and attached to the Centre for International Security and European Cooperation Studies (CESICE). He holds a PhD in European law from the UGA. He is a member of both the cyber experts’ network of the European Centre of Excellence for Combating Hybrid Threats (HybridCoE) and the EU CyberNet.
