The abbreviation NIS stands for Network and Information Systems. In 2013, the European Union (EU) introduced the first proposal for enhancing cyber defense throughout Europe, known as the NIS directive.
In 2016, the NIS directive was interpreted and adopted by member states with slight variations. Recognizing the necessity for greater specificity in order to meet Europe’s increasing demand for enhanced cybersecurity, the EU developed NIS2.
This whitepaper offers comprehensive details about the NIS2 directive, including its primary objectives, scope, and the requirements that companies must comply with.
Table of contents:
- Introduction
- The key objectives of NIS2
- Risk management measures
- Management responsibility is new in NIS2
- How is NIS2 enforced?
- Sanctions if you do not comply with NIS2
- Tactical considerations – Governance frameworks for security
- How can your organization prepare for NIS2?
- How can Conscia help you prepare for NIS2?
To read our entire whitepaper, just fill out the form, and we’ll send you our whitepaper: NIS2: Vision, key objectives, and tactical strategies for your organization, straight to your email as a PDF document.
Watch our recorded webinar on the NIS2 directive and the potential impact on your organization
Today, we’re all connected across EU countries, so the cybersecurity of a foreign organization isn’t just their problem. With a rise in cross-border cyberattacks, the EU has introduced a strong security directive called the Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2 Directive).
Watch our webinar to discover how you prepare for the NIS2 directive and the potential impact on your organization. Read more about our NIS2 webinar here.
