The clock is ticking: How to prepare for NIS2

The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and cyberattacks are growing in number, scale, and sophistication.  

In fact, according to a study, cybercrimes cost the world $6 trillion annually, representing the greatest transfer of economic wealth in history. It is also expected to reach USD 10.5 trillion annually by 2025. 

To respond to the growing threats that come with increased digitalisation and cyberattacks, the European Union has passed the Network and Information Systems (NIS2 Directive). 

This new EU Directive, NIS2, imposes stricter legal requirements for cybersecurity in Europe with the goal of: 

• Strengthening the cyber-resilience of a comprehensive set of businesses operating in the EU across all relevant sectors, 
• Achieving a managed security posture maturity, 
• Addressing the security of supply chains, 
• Streamlining reporting obligations, 
• Introducing stricter supervisory security measures
• And achieving deep-rooted cyber resilience in Europe. 

It also brings legal requirements for cybersecurity risk management measures and reporting obligations. 

The good news is that if your organization is already ISO 27001 certified, you have already taken significant steps towards becoming NIS2 compliant. In fact, by building an ISO 27001-compliant ISMS, you complete 70% of the NIS2 requirements. 

Rewatch our webinar to find out:

• What is the NIS2 Directive?
• Who is covered by the NIS2 Directive?
• What requirements does NIS2 place on your business?
• What happens to companies that fail to comply with NIS2?
• What can your company do to prepare for NIS2?
• Alignment of ISO 27001 with NIS2 Compliance 

Additional Resources: 

Strengthening cybersecurity through the EU's NIS2 Directive 

What every business in the EU needs to know about the NIS2 Directive 

The NIS2 Directive: A step-by-step compliance guide