NIS 2

Practical NIS 2 readiness support – cyber risk management, incident handling, supply chain security, and auditable compliance.

Prepare your organization for NIS 2 compliance

The NIS 2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) introduces enhanced cybersecurity, risk management, and incident reporting requirements for organizations operating in essential and important sectors across the European Union. Its objective is to strengthen the security of network and information systems and ensure the resilience of critical services. Cybernetics supports organizations with practical NIS 2 readiness through current-state assessments, cyber risk management, incident reporting preparedness, supply chain security, and the development of auditable documentation. Our approach focuses on real operational security and demonstrable compliance during audits and regulatory reviews.

Key Features

Cyber Risk Assessment & Management

We conduct structured cyber risk assessments, including likelihood and impact analysis, to identify vulnerabilities, threats, and critical assets requiring prioritized protection.

NIS 2 Current State Assessment

We assess your current compliance level against NIS 2 requirements and deliver a clear, prioritized remediation roadmap.

Incident Management & Reporting Readiness

We support the design and improvement of processes for detecting, escalating, and reporting significant cyber incidents in line with NIS 2 timelines and requirements.

Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk Management

We assess and support the management of risks related to suppliers and partners, including contractual controls, security requirements, and ongoing monitoring.

Training & Awareness

We deliver training for management and staff on NIS 2 obligations, cybersecurity best practices, and incident response.

Governance & Compliance Readiness

We support the establishment of a cybersecurity governance framework aligned with NIS 2, including roles, responsibilities, policy approval, and management-level accountability

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На вашето внимание

NIS 2 requires timely reporting of significant cybersecurity incidents: an initial notification within 24 hours, a follow-up report within 72 hours, and a final report detailing root cause, impact, and corrective actions.

NIS 2 places cybersecurity accountability at management level. Senior management must approve policies, ensure adequate resources, oversee implementation, and remain accountable for compliance with the directive.

NIS 2 compliance requires auditable evidence, including risk assessments, policies and procedures, incident records, training documentation, and third-party risk controls, ready for regulatory reviews and audits.