NIS2 Regulation
The NIS2 Directive is a European cybersecurity law that aims to unify security measures across the European Union. This directive, which updates the original NIS Directive, applies to companies in sectors considered essential and important, both public and private. Its main objective is to improve response capacity in the face of cyber incidents and ensure the continuity of critical services.
7/15/20251 min read
What Are the Main Obligations?
🔐 Risk Management
Entities must implement security measures to manage cyber risks and protect their critical systems and information.
📢 Incident Notification
Significant or severe cybersecurity incidents must be reported to the competent authorities in a timely manner.
🛡️ Security Measures
Organizations are required to adopt measures such as asset management, cybersecurity strategies, incident response protocols, and contingency plans.
🎓 Training and Awareness
Employees must be trained and made aware of cybersecurity best practices to prevent vulnerabilities caused by human error.
🔗 Supply Chain Security
Security measures must be extended to third parties and suppliers, ensuring the integrity of outsourced services and software components.
🤝 Cooperation and Coordination
The NIS2 Directive promotes collaboration and information sharing among EU Member States to strengthen overall resilience against cyber threats.
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