NIS2: Safeguard your digital assets to meet regulatory requirements
Secutec offers a range of cutting-edge solutions that empower organizations to strengthen their Governance, Risk, and Compliance frameworks, providing the tools and expertise needed to navigate the complexities of NIS2 and secure their operations against emerging threats.
What is NIS2 and who is included?
The NIS2 framework evens the cybersecurity playing field across the European Union. Organizations will be held to the same standards, including requirements, supervision and fines. Medium and large enterprises that are active in one of fifteen essential industries will have to be compliant regarding their cybersecurity measures, implementations and protocols.
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Micro
- < 10 employees
- < €2 Million turnover
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Small
- 10-50 employees
- < €10 Million turnover
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Medium
- 50-250 employees
- < €50 Million turnover
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Large
- > 250 employees
- > €50 Million turnover
Secutec and the NIS2 framework
The infographic below visualizes how and where Secutec can make a significant contribution towards your organization’s NIS2 compliancy.
As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, businesses must adopt a proactive approach to managing risks and ensuring compliance with standards such as the NIS2 Directive.
Working towards NIS2 compliance with Secutec Services
The new NIS2 (Network & Information Systems) regulatory framework casts a much wider net than its predecessor. The category of essential industries has been expanded and an extra category was added, encompassing organizations in ‘important’ sectors.
Secutec services can play an important role for your organization towards compliancy.
NIS2 has been in effect since October 18th, 2024. All organizations, including businesses within your supply chain, will be expected to be registered with the CCB by March 2025 and fully compliant by April 2026.The largest organizations will face an audit before April 2027.
Main domains for compliancy
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Management
Every member of management needs to have a firm grasp on their organization’s efforts concerning NIS2 requirements. They will be held responsible for calculating and dealing with cybersecurity risks.
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Reporting to the government
Organizations have to put processes in place to ensure correct reporting to local authorities. One requirement stipulates the notification of every cyber incident within the first 24 hours.
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Risk management
Measures need to be implemented to ensure the minimization of risks and consequences of cyber incidents. This encompasses incident response, supply chain security, network security, access control and encryption.
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Business continuity
Organizations need to be able to guarantee operational continuity in case of a cyber incident. Including, but not limited to, systems recovery, emergency procedures and operating an incident response team.