NIS2 Compliance
Strengthen the security of your digital systems and ensure full alignment with the latest EU directive with tailored guidance.
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What is the NIS2 directive?
NIS2 is the latest EU cybersecurity directive that sets rules to help organizations protect their networks and data from cyber threats.With enforcement starting in October 2024, now is the time to ensure compliance - protect your systems, prevent breaches, and stay ahead of evolving threats.
What does NIS2 mean for you?
With expanded scope, NIS2 covers more sectors and companies, ensuring better protection from cyber disruptions.
NIS2 regulations aim to enforce and raise higher fines for organizations, while keeping executives personally liable for non-compliance.
NIS2 shifts focus from reacting to threats to proactively managing cybersecurity risks, placing more requirements on companies.
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How NIS2 compliance benefits you?
Ensured compliance
With expert NIS2 compliance support, your business meets regulatory requirements while building a more secure, resilient digital environment.
Better security
We help you close critical gaps, detect threats faster, and protect your business from evolving cyber risks.
Risk mitigation
Uncover vulnerabilities and assess potential risks - minimizing incidents, reducing losses, and keeping your operations resilient.
Business continuity
With clear response plans and defined procedures in place, you can react quickly to threats, maintain essential services, and minimize downtime.
Enhanced trust and safety
A strong security posture builds user and customer confidence and ensures their data stays protected - reinforcing your reputation and relationships.
Competitive advantage
Assure clients, partners, and stakeholders that your business meets modern security standards - protecting both data and operations with confidence.
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NIS2 directive is a unified legal framework that aims to uphold cybersecurity of network and informational systems across EU within the most important sectors. The previous NIS1 directive had a narrower scope, while NIS2 expands coverage to more sectors and organizations - bringing a greater number of companies under compliance requirements. As a result, your organization may now be subject to new regulations and failing to comply could lead to significant liabilities and costly fines.
Organizations that operate in critical and important sectors - including energy (electricity, oil, gas, hydrogen, district heating), transport (air, rail, water, road), banking, financial market infrastructures, healthcare, water (drinking and waste), digital infrastructure, ICT service providers (B2B), public administration, and space - are required to comply with NIS2. The directive also extends to key industries such as postal and courier services, waste management, chemical production and distribution, food production and processing, manufacturing (including medical devices, electronics, machinery, and vehicles), digital service providers, and research institutions. In addition to the sector, compliance also depends on the size and turnover of your organization, with medium and large companies typically falling within scope.
The timeline for achieving NIS2 compliance depends on the complexity of your organization, your current cybersecurity maturity, and the systems in place. On average, the process can take 3 to 12 months, including risk assessments, implementation of technical and organizational measures, staff training, and documentation.
Non-compliance with NIS2 can lead to significant legal and financial consequences, including fines of up to €10 million or 2% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Additionally, with new regulations, management can be held personally liable for compliance issues. Beyond financial penalties, organizations may also face reputational damage, increased regulatory scrutiny, and mandatory public disclosures of security breaches.
Of course! We tailor our approach based on your organization's industry, size, risk profile, and existing infrastructure. Whether you're a medium-sized operator of essential services or a large digital service provider, we ensure the compliance strategy aligns with your specific operational and regulatory needs.

