NIS2 Directive

What is NIS2

The NIS2 Directive (NIS2) is set to advance the initiatives begun under the original NIS Directive, aiming to elevate the collective cybersecurity standard within the European Union. It introduces new responsibilities for both Member States and private entities operating within critical infrastructure sectors, reinforcing the shared commitment to safeguarding our digital ecosystem.

When is the enforcement date? Member states of the EU are required to integrate the provisions of NIS2 into their own national legislation by the 17th October, 2024.

Does NIS2 affect my organisation

NIS2 is important as it imposes stringent cybersecurity requirements on a vast number of companies within the EU.

NIS2 Directive identifies 18 key industries subject to its regulations, categorised into two distinct groups for focused application. High Criticality Sectors are recognised as pivotal for sustaining essential societal and economic functions, while Other Critical Sectors, though crucial, have a comparatively lower impact on society and the economy should disruptions occur.

Sectors which need to comply include:
High Criticality Sectors: Other Critical Sectors:
These are pivotal for sustaining essential societal and economic functions. While crucial, these have a comparatively lower impact on society and the economy if disruptions occur.
Health Digital Providers
Energy Research
Transport Food Production and Distribution
Digital Infrastructure Postal and Courier Services
Public Administration Waste Management
ICT Service Management Manufacturing
Financial Market Infrastructure Chemical Production and Distribution
Banking
Drinking Water
Waste Water
Space

What are the benefits of aligning to NIS2

Overall, NIS2 is a comprehensive cybersecurity framework that benefits both businesses and consumers. It promotes collaboration, enhances security measures, and creates a safer digital environment. Embracing NIS2 enables businesses and consumers to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.

  • Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures: NIS2 provides minimum baselines to strengthen cybersecurity practices, helping businesses manage and mitigate security risks.
  • Competitive Advantage: Compliance can set businesses apart, demonstrating robust security measures that attract customers and partners.
  • Increased Trust: Improved cybersecurity fosters trust among customers and partners, reinforcing business relationships.
  • Business Continuity: By reducing the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches, NIS2 helps to enhance uninterrupted business operations.
  • Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure: NIS2 establishes a framework for responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities, supported by an EU-wide database managed by ENISA.

Our service and approach

Secora Consulting brings extensive experience in tailoring solutions to help your organisation align with the NIS2 Directive. Our consultants are adept at navigating the specific requirements relevant to your business.

Leveraging our deep expertise in securing critical environments, our team is dedicated to enhancing your security posture. Through proven methodologies, we identify and strengthen your defences, ensuring your business remains robustly protected against evolving risks.

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