Transport and logistics
The Dutch Cbw, supply-chain security and the other EU rules for transport, warehousing and customs.
EU rules × your organisation, systems and products
Know which EU rules apply, per organisation, system and product.
NIS2 and the Dutch Cbw, the AI Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, DORA and the Data Act. Trusq links each obligation to what you manage, with the official source, actions and evidence, and follows when a rule changes.
- OrganisationLogistics companyCbw / NIS2
- AI systemRecruitment AIAI Act
- Product with digital elementsConnected sensorCRAData Act
- ICT systemICT of a financial entityDORA
Which rules apply depends on your role, sector, size and use.
Start with the rule that affects you
Five EU frameworks, each with its official source. The label says how far Trusq works each one out.
Cbw / NIS2
Duty of care, incident reporting and management accountability for cybersecurity in designated sectors.
DepthWorked out for transport and logistics
AI Act
Obligations per AI system, by role and risk.
DepthWorked out, with practical questions on HR
Cyber Resilience Act
Cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements.
DepthReporting duty, Article 14, with roles, classes and deadlines
DORA
Digital operational resilience of financial entities.
DepthExplanation, reporting deadlines and ICT contracts
Data Act
Access to and sharing of data from connected products and related services.
DepthExplanation per role, with transport examples
Worked out in practice
Two areas where Trusq goes down to the practical question.
AI in HR
AI in recruitment and HR: what applies now, and what to prepare for.
From source to evidence
Trusq links each obligation to its official source, an action with an owner, and the evidence that belongs to it.
Fictional exampleOrganisation · port terminal
- Source
Dutch Cbw, Article 27(1)
- Obligation
Report a significant incident without undue delay or, if that is not possible, within 72 hours.
- Action
Record the reporting procedure, with an owner and a deputy.
- Evidence
Draft reporting procedure · ready for review
Still open: who reports outside office hours
Sources, recent changes and upcoming dates
Latest verified changes.
Trusq keeps a dated, sourced record. See current source coverage and the latest check. All updates →Union Customs Code20 Sep 2026
New Union Customs Code: Regulation (EU) 2026/2108 in force since 20 September…
Regulation (EU) 2026/2108 of 16 September 2026 establishes the Union Customs Code and the European Union…
Verified against source 6 Nov 2026Cyber Resilience Act11 Sep 2026
Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations have applied since 11 September 2026
Since 11 September 2026, manufacturers of products with digital elements must notify actively exploited…
Verified against source 6 Nov 2026CoverageOperational
10 bounded official source routes checked every hour
See the exact sources Trusq polls and proof the watch is running on “What Trusq monitors”.
2026-12-02EU AI ActTwo new prohibited practices apply from 2 December 2026: AI systems generating or…
2027-01-12Data ActCloud switching charges are withdrawn entirely; providers of data-processing services…
2027-02-01CBAMMember States start selling CBAM certificates — the financial side of the carbon border…
All updates →Sources and coverage →Accountability record →Trust →
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