Our NIS2 Preparation Service supports companies in understanding and complying with the requirements of the new NIS2 Directive.
The Directive establishes a uniform high level of cyber security measures across the EU, with the aim of increasing the overall level of cyber security. Our service helps companies to prepare for these requirements and ensure that they are compliant with the new regulations.
We provide expert support in understanding the NIS2 Directive. We help companies to successfully implement the tasks set out in deadlines for 2024 and beyond. Our goal is to help companies not only comply with the directive, but also gain real value by improving their cyber security.
Self-identification
Security classification
Responsibilities of the person responsible for the security of electronic information systems and and designation
Application for registration
Application of security measures
Payment of surveillance fee
Contract with auditor for first cybersecurity audit
Conduct first cybersecurity audit
Self-identification: We determine whether your company is covered under the NIS2 Directive.
Risk analysis: we will conduct an analysis of your company’s cyber risks and potential threats.
Development of protection measures: we help you to select and implement appropriate protection measures.
Incident management and reporting: we support the implementation of effective incident management and reporting processes.
Professional internal review: we conduct regular security audits to continuously assess the security and preparedness of systems.
Compliance with the NIS2 Directive is not only a legal obligation but also an opportunity for companies. Compliance ensures that your company’s cyber infrastructure is up-to-date and resilient to threats. Non-compliance can result in heavy fines of up to 2% of a company’s annual turnover. In addition, compliance increases a company’s reputation and trust with its customers and partners.
Our service is primarily recommended for medium and large companies that meet the following criteria:
We pay particular attention to supporting companies operating in sectors considered as high risk by the NIS2 Directive, such as energy, transport, health, water, pharmaceuticals, digital infrastructure, waste management, electronics manufacturing, food distribution, digital services, automotive manufacturing. Suppliers to companies engaged in these activities are also affected.
