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The NIS2 Directive — protecting your company's digital security
NIS2 (Network and Information Systems Directive 2) is one of the European Union's key pieces of legislation, designed to raise the level of cybersecurity across the Union. Its main purpose is to protect network and information systems and to ensure the continuity of services essential to the economy and society, such as critical infrastructure, digital services and the IT sector. Compliance with NIS2 has become mandatory for many EU companies that provide services essential to society and the economy. Meeting NIS2 requirements means implementing appropriate security procedures, risk management and cybersecurity incident reporting. We offer end-to-end support with NIS2 implementation, ensuring full regulatory compliance and minimizing exposure to cyber threats.
Our offering — how we help companies implement NIS2 As IT security and regulatory specialists, we offer comprehensive services that will help your company meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive. Our offering includes: NIS2 compliance audit and analysis We conduct a thorough audit of your IT infrastructure and security policies to identify gaps in data and network protection. Based on the findings, we develop a detailed action plan to help you meet NIS2 requirements. Security policy development support NIS2 requires appropriate information security management procedures. We support you in developing policies and procedures that meet the directive's requirements, including risk management and incident response. Cybersecurity training We provide training for your employees to raise their awareness of cyber threats and the security procedures required by NIS2. Regular training enables your staff to respond effectively to threats and avoid security management mistakes. Incident reporting readiness Under NIS2, companies must report significant cybersecurity incidents to the relevant authorities. We will help you build a monitoring and reporting system that enables a fast response and compliance with NIS2 requirements. Business continuity alignment NIS2 imposes obligations to ensure business continuity in the event of cyberattacks. We support you in developing contingency plans, testing data recovery systems and creating policies that minimize risk and enable rapid service restoration.
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Material scope of the NIS2 Directive
The NIS2 Directive imposes obligations on a wide range of companies, including operators of essential services, digital service providers and other organizations operating in critical infrastructure. The main areas covered by NIS2 are: Services essential to the economy NIS2 covers companies providing services in areas such as energy, transport, healthcare, banking and public administration. These companies must implement appropriate risk management and incident response measures to ensure business continuity. Digital service providers NIS2 also applies to digital service providers, such as online platforms, e-commerce stores and cloud service providers. These companies must align their procedures with cybersecurity and data protection requirements. Risk management and data protection NIS2 requires companies to take a systematic approach to risk management and data protection. This includes implementing appropriate procedures for threat identification, risk assessment and securing information systems against cyberattacks. Incident notification and reporting Companies subject to NIS2 must report serious cybersecurity incidents to the relevant authorities within 24 hours of detection. It is also essential to document incidents and analyze their root causes to prevent recurrence. Supply chain and partner requirements NIS2 also imposes security management obligations across the supply chain, meaning organizations must oversee the security of third-party service providers with access to their information systems. Other important aspects of NIS2 International cooperation requirements NIS2 requires companies to cooperate with supervisory authorities and other companies in sharing information on cybersecurity threats and incidents. Organizations must also comply with international data protection and cybersecurity standards. Tougher penalties for non-compliance NIS2 introduces stricter penalties for non-compliance, including heavy fines. Businesses that fail to implement the required procedures may face financial sanctions. Why choose us? Implementing NIS2 requirements can be challenging, especially for companies that have never dealt with such detailed cybersecurity regulations. With our help, you can: - Minimize the risk of cyberattacks and data loss. - Strengthen the security of your IT infrastructure. - Be confident that your company meets legal requirements and avoids financial penalties. - Focus on growing your business, knowing that digital security is in good hands. Remote Admin offers full support for NIS2 implementation — from audits and training to developing security policies and procedures. Contact us today and ensure your company complies with the latest cybersecurity regulations!
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Who it applies to
Essential and important entities — 18 sectors
Sectors of high criticality
Energy, transport, banking and financial market infrastructure, healthcare, drinking water and wastewater, digital infrastructure, ICT service management, public administration, space.
Other critical sectors
Postal and courier services, waste management, chemicals, food production and distribution, manufacturing (including medical devices, electronics, vehicles), digital providers, research organizations.
Size threshold
As a rule, medium and large enterprises (50+ employees or EUR 10 million turnover) — with exceptions for entities of particular importance regardless of size.
Poland: KSC 2.0
The amendment to the Polish National Cybersecurity System Act (KSC) transposes NIS2 — an entity register, obligations and penalties enforced by national authorities.
Obligations
Ten risk management measures (Art. 21)
- Risk analysis and information system security policies
- Incident handling and reporting: 24 h / 72 h / 1 month
- Business continuity, backup and crisis management
- Supply chain security and supplier relationships
- Security in system acquisition, development and maintenance
- Policies for assessing the effectiveness of measures (audits, testing)
- Cyber hygiene and training — including for the management board
- Cryptography and encryption
- Human resources security, access control, asset management
- Multi-factor authentication and secure communications
Key facts
NIS2 by the numbers
How we work
NIS2 audit in four steps
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