Assessment of
regulated services
according to the new
Cybersecurity Act
Many organizations are unsure whether the new Cybersecurity Act applies to them. It is not determined only by your size or industry, but also by the specific services you provide. Schedule a free consultation – we will assess which regulated services you actually provide and what you should focus on next.
Why does it matter?
As of 1 November 2025, the new Cybersecurity Act is in force, applying to thousands of organizations in the Czech Republic. Often including those that are not yet aware of it. The law requires affected entities to notify the National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB) that they fall under its scope and to report their so-called regulated services.
If an organization has not yet fulfilled this obligation, the situation should be addressed without unnecessary delay. Failure to comply with the notification requirement may be subject to inspections and can lead to sanctions.
There are many regulated services, all listed in the Decree on Regulated Services. The law divides them into 22 sectors (including energy, transport, manufacturing, food production, chemical industry, and others) and assesses not only the industry you operate in, but primarily the services you actually provide.
Whether the new Cybersecurity Act applies to your organization may also depend on activities that are only marginal and not central to your core business. For this reason, we recommend verifying the impact of the law on your organization with experienced professionals.
How does the cooperation work?
1. Free introductory consultation
During a 30-minute call, we will go through the basic details of your company (size, sector, services) to determine whether the Act applies to you.
2. Preparation of the assessment
Based on the information gathered, we will prepare a professional assessment to determine whether the law applies to you and which regulated services you provide.
3. Recommendations for next steps
We summarise the assessment results, explain what they mean for your organisation, and propose possible next steps.
Free introductory consultation
You can easily schedule the introductory consultation using the button below, at a time that suits you. The booked appointment is binding.
You can easily schedule your introductory consultation at a time that suits you.
The introductory consultation is completely free. The payment obligation arises only for the expert assessment prepared after the consultation. The booked time slot is binding.
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