Is your company ready for NIS2?
What is NIS2
The EU Directive 2022/2555, known as NIS2, was adopted to strengthen cybersecurity across the European Union. It aims to establish a high and common level of security for networks and information systems, updating and expanding the provisions of the previous NIS Directive. NIS2 introduces stricter requirements for organizations operating in critical sectors to address growing cyber threats and ensure the resilience of essential infrastructures.
NIS2
Scope of Application
The NIS2 Directive applies to a wide range of sectors considered critical for society and the economy, including:
Energy
Electricity, gas, oil.
Transport
Air, rail, maritime, road.
Banking
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Financial Market Infrastructures
Security management systems, production facilities, process control systems.
Healthcare
Hospitals, clinics, healthcare providers.
Drinking Water Supply and Distribution
Water utilities.
Digital Infrastructure
Cloud service providers, data centers, content delivery networks.
Additionally, the directive extends to sectors such as critical product manufacturing, public administration, and postal and courier services. The objective is to ensure that entities operating in these areas adopt appropriate measures to protect their networks and information systems.
Key NIS2 Requirements
Organizations falling within the scope of NIS2 must comply with the following main obligations:
Conduct periodic risk assessments of information systems and implement appropriate security policies.
Establish processes for preventing, detecting, and responding to cybersecurity incidents.
Develop plans to ensure operational continuity and effective crisis management in case of significant incidents.
Ensure that suppliers and partners maintain adequate security standards to prevent vulnerabilities in the supply chain.
Implement technical and organizational measures to protect networks and information systems from threats and attacks.
Important Deadlines
The NIS2 Directive came into force on January 16, 2023. EU member states have until October 17, 2024 to transpose the directive's provisions into their national legislation. Affected organizations must carefully monitor relevant national regulations and ensure compliance by the established deadlines.
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failure to comply with NIS2 requirements can result in significant consequences, including:
- Administrative Penalties: Competent authorities may impose substantial fines on non-compliant organizations.
- Reputational Damage: Security incidents and non-compliance can undermine customer and partner trust.
- Legal Liability: Organizations may face legal action in cases of negligence in protecting data and systems.
MON5
For NIS2
MON5 offers advanced solutions to support organizations in meeting NIS2 requirements:
Compliance Assessments
We conduct thorough audits to evaluate current cybersecurity status and identify any gaps in NIS2 requirements.
Security Measures Implementation
We provide assistance in implementing technical and organizational security controls, including monitoring systems, threat detection, and incident management.
Continuous Monitoring Services
We offer solutions for real-time monitoring of networks and information systems, ensuring timely threat detection and rapid incident response.
Staff Training
We organize training programs to raise staff awareness about cybersecurity best practices and specific NIS2 requirements.
With MON5's expertise and capabilities, organizations can confidently address the challenges posed by NIS2 and ensure the security and resilience of their critical infrastructures.
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