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Do you have a company? New cybersecurity obligation has deadline ending today and non-compliance can result in fine
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Do you have a company? New cybersecurity obligation has deadline ending today and non-compliance can result in fine

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 08:30

Companies face a new cybersecurity obligation with a deadline ending on September 15th. Non-compliance with this requirement can result in fines for organizations that do not meet it in time.

The September 15th deadline represents only the first stage of a broader calendar. This calendar will continue to develop over the coming months and years, with new obligations and implementation phases.

The new cybersecurity obligation applies to companies and aims to strengthen the digital protection of organizations. Companies must ensure they comply with the established requirements before the deadline to avoid penalties.

Why this matters

Portuguese companies that have not yet prepared face today the end of the deadline to comply with the minimum cybersecurity requirements under the NIS2 European directive, with risk of high fines. This is the first of several stages in a process that will continue to require progressive compliance, directly affecting managers, IT responsible persons, and owners of companies covered by the legislation.

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