The European Network and Information Security Agency ENISA has published a study on what best practices could look like in the event of a cyber crisis. Cyber crises are considered to be large-scale, cross-national incidents. In the study, the authors use the objectives of the revised Network and Information Security Directive (currently still under consultation in Germany as the NIS2 Implementation Act) to describe examples of how cyber crises can be dealt with. „Crisis management processes are of the utmost importance for the ability to work,“ says ENISA head Juhan Lepassaar.