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EU Directive 2022/2555European Cyber Resilience Framework

NIS2 Directive:
Get Ready

At cyber&, we combine deep cross-industry experience and regulatory insight to prepare organizations for NIS2 compliance. Assess your compliance baseline, identify key gaps, and build a cyber resilience program tailored to your real business risk.

CORE OBLIGATIONS

Key Domains of NIS2

NIS2 goes beyond technical measures: it mandates an integrated governance model combining board accountability, risk management, timely incident notification, and supply chain security.

01

Governance and Accountability

Clear definition of executive roles, board oversight, and management approval of cybersecurity risk measures.

Compliance & Evidence
02

Risk Management

Asset identification, threat modeling, vulnerability analysis, and deployment of technical and organizational measures proportionate to risk.

Compliance & Evidence
03

Incident Handling & Notification

Processes to detect, analyze, contain, document, and report significant incidents within mandatory European deadlines.

Compliance & Evidence
04

Business Continuity & Recovery

Disaster recovery, incident response plans, crisis management procedures, regular backups, and periodic resilience testing.

Compliance & Evidence
05

Supply Chain Security

Assessment and monitoring of cybersecurity risks associated with vendors, suppliers, and third-party technology providers.

Compliance & Evidence
06

System Security & Access Control

Vulnerability management, identity and access control, multi-factor authentication, encryption, and secure systems lifecycle.

Compliance & Evidence
07

Training & Security Culture

Executive training for leadership and role-based awareness programs for staff tailored to operational risks.

Compliance & Evidence
08

Evidence & Continuous Improvement

Policies, logs, audit metrics, and corrective action plans demonstrating verifiable compliance and evolving maturity.

Compliance & Evidence
RAPID DIAGNOSTIC

Does NIS2 apply to your organization?

The directive categorizes organizations as Essential or Important Entities based on their sector (energy, transport, banking, healthcare, water, digital infrastructure, managed services, chemicals, food, manufacturing) and enterprise size.

Non-compliance penalties include fines of up to €10 million or 2% of total worldwide annual turnover, alongside potential direct liability for executive leadership.

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At cyber&, we are ready to help your organization address any cybersecurity challenge with rigor and direct communication.

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