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# Guidelines

Adopted Commission guidelines and official EU implementation guidance directly tied to NIS2.

## Contents

* [C(2023) 6068 — Sector-specific Union acts](/nis2/chapter-ix-final-provisions-art.-40-46/guidelines/commission-c-2023-6068-article-4-sector-specific-acts.md)
* [C(2023) 6070 — Entity-list information and templates](/nis2/chapter-ix-final-provisions-art.-40-46/guidelines/commission-c-2023-6070-article-3-4-entity-lists.md)
* [ENISA technical implementation guidance — version 1.0](/nis2/chapter-ix-final-provisions-art.-40-46/guidelines/enisa-2025-technical-implementation-guidance.md)
* [NIS Cooperation Group recommendations on Article 28](/nis2/chapter-ix-final-provisions-art.-40-46/guidelines/nis-cg-2024-article-28-domain-registration.md)

## Official material not reproduced

The NIS Cooperation Group also publishes a June 2026 reference document on security measures for entities under NIS2 and a separate mapping table. The official downloads are maintained as DOCX and XLSX files, not PDFs. They were left out of this PDF-verbatim lane because the selected fidelity path cannot cleanly extract and compare those formats:

* [Reference document on security measures for entities under NIS2](https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/redirection/document/129560)
* [Mapping table](https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/redirection/document/129559)


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