Compliance with NIS2 and the Critical Infrastructure Act for each regulated entity and critical infrastructure facility

Cybersecurity with Artificial Intelligence

ZKS effective as of February 13, 2026

The law is in effect. Municipalities and critical infrastructure are subject to its provisions as of the date of entry into force.

Fines of up to 10,000,000 EUR

For non-compliance—fines of up to EUR 10 million or 2% of turnover, pursuant to Article 29 of the Competition Protection Act.

The manager is personally responsible

The mayor/director—a personal fine of 500–5,000 EUR under Article 21 of the Public Procurement Act, regardless of the penalty imposed on the organization.

The main reasons why cybersecurity is critical

Protection of personal and sensitive data: Prevents the theft of personal information, medical records, passwords, and financial data.
Economic stability: Cyberattacks can cause massive financial losses for businesses and disrupt supply chains, making investments in security essential for companies’ survival.
Critical infrastructure security: Government services, power plants, transportation systems, and communication networks (such as the EuroQCI in the EU) rely on cybersecurity to operate without interruption.
Preventing cybercrime and espionage: Protects intellectual property and state secrets from foreign intelligence services or criminal groups.
Trust and Reputation: It is vital for organizations to maintain their customers’ trust by ensuring that their data is secure.

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Dimitar Angelov

Chief Information Security Officer

They helped us bring our systems into full compliance with ISO 27001 and the GDPR

Hristo Georgiev

Director of Digital Transformation

They didn't just give us a list of problems, but specific steps to resolve them

Yordan Danilov

Product Director

Thanks to their recommendations, we have significantly improved the protection of customer data

Anelia Kirilova

Chief Operating Officer

The team responded immediately to our inquiry. The audit was conducted promptly.

Why Choose Us

Cybersecurity enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI) enables organizations to achievefull compliancewith regulatory requirements without compromising on speed or security. By 2026, AI implementation will no longer be merely an advantage but a necessity for complying with strict standards suchas the EU AI Actandthe GDPR

Here’s how AI is transforming risk management and compliance:

Continuous real-time monitoring: Unlike traditional periodic audits, AI enables “always-on” monitoring by automatically identifying policy violations and behavioral anomalies.
Automated vulnerability management: AI-powered systems scan networks for vulnerabilities and prioritize risks based on their potential impact, helping organizations comply with standards such as ISO 27001.
Rapid incident response: AI automates actions in response to threats (such as isolating compromised systems), reducing response time and minimizing damage—a key requirement for incident reporting.
Accuracy and reduction of human error: Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools interpret complex regulatory texts and link them to the company’s internal controls, reducing manual work by up to 50%.
Compliance with the EU AI Act: The new regulations require providers of high-risk AI systems to ensure transparency, cybersecurity, and accountability. The use of specialized AI security frameworks helps businesses in Bulgaria meet these criteria ahead of the 2026 deadlines.

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