Springlex presents compliance legislation from the EU in an accessible format – for a solid experience while pursuing legal compliance.

Markets in crypto-assets (“MiCA”)

The EU framework for governing crypto-assets, aiming to protect investors, ensure market stability, and support innovation. It sets clear rules for different types of tokens, requires transparency from issuers, and introduces licensing and operational standards for service providers.

Cyber resilience for products with digital elements (“CRA”)

Consumer protection legislation mandating certain essential cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements and their manufacturers in order to get a CE marking in the EU.

High common level of cybersecurity for entities (“NIS 2”)

Horizontal legislation to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity for services, establishing national capabilities, cooperation at a EU level, and risk-management measures for entities.

Artificial intelligence act (“AI act”)

Risk-based, harmonised rules for AI developers and deployers regarding specific uses of AI, and prohibiting some uses, in order to promote trustworthiness.

Resilience of critical entities (“CER”)

Legislation aiming to increase the resilience of certain infrastructure providers (so-called critical entities) against natural hazards, terrorist attacks, sabotage, insider threats and public health emergencies.

Digital operational resilience in the financial sector (“DORA”)

Comprehensive legislation on various cyber security topics including an oversight framework for service providers, applies to nearly all types of financial entities in the EU.