S.L. 460.41 Copilot
Navigate Malta's NIS 2 transposition with clarity and confidence
What the S.L. 460.41 Copilot Can Do
Understand the distinction between essential and important entities under the First and Second Schedules
Identify which of the ten risk-management areas apply to your organisation
Map incident notification timelines — 24-hour, 72-hour, and one-month — to MITA as national CSIRT
Navigate the split supervisory roles of CIPD and MITA following the LN 89/2026 amendment
Interpret the coordinated vulnerability disclosure framework under Article 13 of S.L. 460.41
Compare administrative penalty thresholds for essential and important entities
About S.L. 460.41 Copilot
S.L. 460.41 (LN 71/2025, as amended by LN 89/2026) is Malta's transposition of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, setting cybersecurity risk-management, incident notification, and supervision obligations for essential and important entities operating in Malta. The Copilot helps you work through the Order's requirements, institutional structure, and interaction with parallel regimes such as GDPR and DORA.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is S.L. 460.41?
S.L. 460.41 is the Measures for a High Common Level of Cybersecurity across the European Union (Malta) Order, issued as Legal Notice 71 of 2025 under Cap. 460 and amended by LN 89/2026. It is Malta's transposition of NIS 2 (Directive (EU) 2022/2555) and sets out risk-management measures, incident notification obligations, supervision powers, and administrative penalties for essential and important entities in Malta.
How does the S.L. 460.41 Copilot help?
The Copilot helps you interpret the Order's requirements, understand the institutional roles of the CIP Department (supervisory authority) and MITA (national CSIRT), and work through obligations such as Security Liaison Officer designation, the ten risk-management areas, and incident notification timelines. It also helps you identify where GDPR or DORA obligations run in parallel with your NIS 2 duties.
Which authority do entities notify for significant incidents under S.L. 460.41?
Following the LN 89/2026 amendment, significant incident notifications are submitted to MITA in its capacity as national CSIRT, not directly to the CIP Department. MITA then notifies CIPD and any relevant sectoral competent authority. The notification cascade follows the 24-hour early warning, 72-hour incident notification, and one-month final report structure established by the Order.
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