Compliance assessment in Munich
Updated: 2026-11
International SMEs in Munich face German implementation of EU law in German-language statutes. Our compliance assessment explains in English whether NIS2 applies and registration with the BSI is due, how the GDPR is supervised in Bavaria by the BayLDA, and what the AI Act and Germany’s KI-MIG mean for your AI use.
Your region: Munich
Germany’s NIS2 implementation has applied since December 2025 and brought many mid-sized companies under cyber regulation for the first time, with a registration duty at the Federal Office for Information Security. For data protection, companies in Bavaria are supervised by the Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision in Ansbach.
For teams working in English, the challenge is often the language of the law rather than its content. We bridge that gap with assessments and plans in English. We work remotely from Zug and visit Munich by arrangement.
How we deliver
NIS2 status established
Sector, size and activities are assessed and the result documented: essential entity, important entity or not covered.
German law explained in English
Key duties from German statutes are summarised in English with references to the original provisions.
AI use classified
Existing AI applications are classified under the AI Act, including transparency duties and potential high-risk cases.
Why Innopulse
- —Experience with NIS2 implementations across the DACH region.
- —Deliverables in English with references to German law.
- —Remote from Zug, invoicing in euros possible.
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FAQ
Which companies fall under NIS2 in Germany?
Generally medium-sized and larger companies in the sectors listed in the NIS2 annexes, plus certain entities regardless of size. Small companies are usually not covered.
Who supervises data protection for companies in Munich?
The Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision (BayLDA) in Ansbach.
We missed the BSI registration deadline. What now?
Register as soon as applicability is confirmed. We clarify the classification and prepare the information required for the registration portal.