NIS2 Directive: Are you affected? Check now!

The NIS2 Directive came into force on 16 January 2023. In the wake of the growing number of cyberattacks worldwide, this directive is intended to set binding and standardised requirements for companies operating in the EU for a higher level of cybersecurity. It builds on the NIS Directive from 2016, although its scope of application has been further expanded, meaning that a significant majority of companies are affected. However, it is still unclear exactly which companies are affected. Our NIS2 Checker therefore offers you a quick solution to check whether you could be affected by the NIS2 Directive.

The NIS2 Checker is an informal guide for assessing the potential applicability of the NIS2 Directive. While we have done our best to provide accurate information, the legal landscape is dynamic and complex. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability of the information provided. We are not liable for any results obtained from using this tool. We strongly recommend that you seek professional (legal) advice for specific applicability question.

Your result:

The NIS2 Directive is likely to apply to your organisation.

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Want more details? Get an overview of 4 key areas to address in NIS2

Reporting obligations (Article 23 NIS2 Directive)

Risk management (Article 21 NIS2 Directive)

Management Duties & Governance (Article 20 NIS2 Directive)

Enforcement & Sanctions (Article 32 NIS2 Directive)

What to do next? Read the 10-step guide to NIS2 compliance.

NIS2 requires companies to introduce certain measures in order to fulfil the requirements of the directive. Find out in our practical 10-step guide which basic measures you need to introduce for NIS2 compliance.

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The NIS2 Checker is an informal guide for assessing the potential applicability of the NIS2 Directive. While we have done our best to provide accurate information, the legal landscape is dynamic and complex. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability of the information provided. We are not liable for any results obtained from using this tool. We strongly recommend that you seek professional (legal) advice for specific applicability question.

Your result:

The NIS2 Directive is not likely to apply to your organisation.

Please note that other information security regulations and laws may still apply to your organisation.
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What to do next? Read the 10-step guide to NIS2 compliance.

NIS2 requires companies to introduce certain measures in order to fulfil the requirements of the directive. Find out in our practical 10-step guide which basic measures you need to introduce for NIS2 compliance.

Download guide
Featured Resource NIS2 Checker-2

The NIS2 Checker is an informal guide for assessing the potential applicability of the NIS2 Directive. While we have done our best to provide accurate information, the legal landscape is dynamic and complex. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability of the information provided. We are not liable for any results obtained from using this tool. We strongly recommend that you seek professional (legal) advice for specific applicability question.

Your result:

Looks like you are not sure about some questions.

We are happy to have a quick chat and check how NIS2 or any other security regulations may apply to your organisation.

Get in touch

Need more guidance on NIS2 directive?
Lets have a quick chat.

Do you have questions about the NIS2 directive or do you need support? We will be happy to help you. Contact us via our contact form.
We will get back to you as soon as possible.

Want more details? Get an overview of 4 key areas to address in NIS2

Reporting obligations (Article 23 NIS2 Directive)

Risk management (Article 21 NIS2 Directive)

Management Duties & Governance (Article 20 NIS2 Directive)

Enforcement & Sanctions (Article 32 NIS2 Directive)

What to do next? Read the 10-step guide to NIS2 compliance.

NIS2 requires companies to introduce certain measures in order to fulfil the requirements of the directive. Find out in our practical 10-step guide which basic measures you need to introduce for NIS2 compliance.

Download guide
Featured Resource NIS2 Checker-2

The NIS2 Checker is an informal guide for assessing the potential applicability of the NIS2 Directive. While we have done our best to provide accurate information, the legal landscape is dynamic and complex. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability of the information provided. We are not liable for any results obtained from using this tool. We strongly recommend that you seek professional (legal) advice for specific applicability question.

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