6.1: Security in acquisition of ICT services or ICT products

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1. For the purpose of Article 21(2), point (e) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, the relevant entities shall set and implement processes to manage risks stemming from the acquisition of ICT services or ICT products for components that are critical for the relevant entities’ security of network and information systems, based on the risk assessment carried out pursuant to point 2.1, from suppliers or service providers throughout their life cycle.

2. For the purpose of point 6.1.1, the processes referred to in point 6.1.1 shall include:

  1. security requirements to apply to the ICT services or ICT products to be acquired;
  2. requirements regarding security updates throughout the entire lifetime of the ICT services or ICT products, or replacement after the end of the support period;
  3. information describing the hardware and software components used in the ICT services or ICT products;
  4. information describing the implemented cybersecurity functions of the ICT services or ICT products and the configuration required for their secure operation;
  5. assurance that the ICT services or ICT products comply with the security requirements according to point (a);
  6. methods for validating that the delivered ICT services or ICT products are compliant to the stated security requirements, as well as documentation of the results of the validation.

3. The relevant entities shall review and, where appropriate, update the processes at planned intervals and when significant incidents occur.

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NIS2 Implementing Regulation

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1. For the purpose of Article 21(2), point (e) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, the relevant entities shall set and implement processes to manage risks stemming from the acquisition of ICT services or ICT products for components that are critical for the relevant entities’ security of network and information systems, based on the risk assessment carried out pursuant to point 2.1, from suppliers or service providers throughout their life cycle.

2. For the purpose of point 6.1.1, the processes referred to in point 6.1.1 shall include:

  1. security requirements to apply to the ICT services or ICT products to be acquired;
  2. requirements regarding security updates throughout the entire lifetime of the ICT services or ICT products, or replacement after the end of the support period;
  3. information describing the hardware and software components used in the ICT services or ICT products;
  4. information describing the implemented cybersecurity functions of the ICT services or ICT products and the configuration required for their secure operation;
  5. assurance that the ICT services or ICT products comply with the security requirements according to point (a);
  6. methods for validating that the delivered ICT services or ICT products are compliant to the stated security requirements, as well as documentation of the results of the validation.

3. The relevant entities shall review and, where appropriate, update the processes at planned intervals and when significant incidents occur.

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6.1: Security in acquisition of ICT services or ICT products
of the framework  
NIS2 Implementing Regulation
Task name
Priority
Task completes
Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Risk assessment for new acquisitions
Critical
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Management of procurement and use of external IT services
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Criteria for suppliers of high priority data systems
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Security rules for the development and acquisition of data systems
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Change management procedure for significant changes to data processing services
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Phasing out outdated ICT products
Critical
High
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Low
Requiring a system description from suppliers of important information systems to be acquired
Critical
High
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Low

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