Alessandro AleddaInsider Threat and Risk

ITER/DKDenmark

What the record establishes for Denmark: the bodies an insider event is reported to, the channel each takes, and the act that transposes the NIS2 Directive, Directive (EU) 2022/2555.

Recipients
4 of 4
Reporting address
Recorded
NIS2
In force 1 July 2025, by § 33
Terms moved
No
Sources cited
5
Last read
3 SEPTEMBER 2026

Recipients

Reached underBodyChannelSource
Data protection authorityGDPR, article 33Datatilsynet reportededpb members
CSIRT or competent authorityNIS2, article 23The relevant authority and the CSIRT, both of them, under § 12(1) reported

https://virk.dk/myndigheder/stat/SAMSIK/selvbetjening/Indberetning_af_brud_paa_sikkerhed/checked 2026-09-03

Not set by the act. The Agency for Digital Government states that notifications go «via virk.dk», through the self-service of the Styrelsen for Samfundssikkerhed, and that one submission is forwarded to the sector-responsible authority and the CSIRT.

dk lov 434 2025 · digst haendelsesunderretning
Financial supervisorDORA, article 19Finanstilsynet reportedeba competent authorities
Market authorityMAR, article 17Finanstilsynet reportedesma mar nca

Transposition of NIS2 binding

ActLov nr. 434 af 6. maj 2025 om foranstaltninger til sikring af et højt cybersikkerhedsniveau
In force1 July 2025, by § 33
RecipientThe relevant authority and the CSIRT, both of them, under § 12(1)
Moves a termNo. None. Paragraph 13 keeps every term and every anchor: the early warning «senest inden for 24 timer efter at enheden har fået kendskab til den væsentlige hændelse», the incident notification «inden for 72 timer» on the same footing, an interim report on the CSIRT's request, and the final report «senest 1 måned efter fremsendelsen af den hændelsesunderretning». Trust service providers give the second stage within twenty-four hours. Where the incident is still running when the final report falls due, a status report goes then and the final report within one month of the incident being handled.
StandingRead in the act as published by Retsinformation. Two things it settles that the Directive leaves to the Member State: the report is owed to the competent authority and the CSIRT, not to one of them, and § 13(3) obliges the CSIRT to answer within twenty-four hours of the early warning. The act does not name the channel.
Sourcedk lov 434 2025

An event in Denmark

The five types, each opened on this jurisdiction: the acts it obliges, the term on each, and where the report goes.