NIS 2-direktivet betragtning 35
Dansk sprogudgave pr. 2026-10-06 tier 3 Direktiv (EU) 2022/2555, CELEX 32022L2555
Tjenester, der udbydes af datacentertjenesteudbydere, leveres ikke altid i form af cloudcomputingtjenester. Datacentre udgør derfor ikke altid en del af cloudcomputing-infrastrukturen. For at styre alle de risici, der er forbundet med sikkerheden i net- og informationssystemer, bør dette direktiv derfor omfatte udbydere af datacentertjenester, som ikke er cloudcomputingtjenester. I dette direktiv bør begrebet »datacentertjeneste« omfatte levering af en tjeneste, der omfatter strukturer eller grupper af strukturer, der er beregnet til central opbevaring, sammenkobling og drift af informationsteknologi (IT) og netværksudstyr, der leverer datalagrings-, -behandlings- og -transporttjenester, samt alle faciliteter og infrastrukturer til energidistribution og miljøkontrol. Begrebet »datacentertjeneste« bør ikke finde anvendelse på interne datacentre, der ejes og drives af den berørte enhed til dets egne formål.
English language version pr. 2026-10-06 tier 3 Direktiv (EU) 2022/2555, CELEX 32022L2555
Services offered by data centre service providers may not always be provided in the form of a cloud computing service. Accordingly, data centres may not always constitute a part of cloud computing infrastructure. In order to manage all the risks posed to the security of network and information systems, this Directive should therefore cover providers of data centre services that are not cloud computing services. For the purposes of this Directive, the term ‘data centre service’ should cover provision of a service that encompasses structures, or groups of structures, dedicated to the centralised accommodation, interconnection and operation of information technology (IT) and network equipment providing data storage, processing and transport services together with all the facilities and infrastructures for power distribution and environmental control. The term ‘data centre service’ should not apply to in-house corporate data centres owned and operated by the entity concerned, for its own purposes.