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What is NIS2?

NIS2 stands for Network and Information Security and is the successor to the NIS directive. It has been established by the European Union to improve cybersecurity and the resilience of essential services across Europe. This new directive requires organizations and businesses to enhance their cybersecurity and strengthen the security of networks and infrastructure. It also emphasizes the responsibility of organizations to ensure the digital security of their suppliers. This means that these suppliers must also actively work on their digital security. At The S-Unit we are specialists in this field and are ready to support you with this.

 

Who is NIS2 applicable to?

The NIS2 directive applies to organizations within critical sectors, provided they have at least 50 employees or an annual turnover/balance sheet of at least 10 million euros. However, there are also specific situations where the size of the organization is not relevant. These are companies that supply essential and/or important organizations. It is crucial to check whether your organization falls under the NIS2 directive and may be classified as an essential or important entity.

Check here whether your organization qualifies.

For large organizations (essential organizations): these are companies with at least 250 employees or a net turnover of more than 50 million euros and a balance sheet total of 43 million euros, operating in specific sectors. These companies are closely monitored by regulatory authorities.

For medium-sized organizations (important organizations): these organizations have at least 50 employees and an annual turnover of more than 10 million euros, operating in specific sectors. These companies can expect periodic audits.

Micro and small organizations: this includes organizations that provide trust services, act as a registry for top-level domains, offer domain name registration services, or provide public electronic communication networks/services. These companies are also directly subject to the NIS2 directive.

What does your organization need to comply with?

Depending on the duty of care as an organization, there are various measures that the organization must comply with:
  • Risk analysis and information security policy
  • Incident management
  • Business continuity management
  • Supply chain security
  • Awareness and training of employees
  • Cryptography and encryption
  • Access policy, personnel management, and asset management
  • Secure (software) development procedures
Don't wait until it's too late to prepare.

Discover everything about NIS2 during a boardroom session tailored to your organization!

During this session, we ensure that the boardroom becomes familiar with the crucial aspects of cybersecurity and their real impact on you as an executive, board member, or director. We will cover various aspects of the NIS2 regulation.

After the consultation, we have gathered input to develop the NIS2 executive training, ensuring it aligns perfectly with your needs and meets the requirements of NIS2. This training will be available from the third quarter and will be offered by The S-Unit.

View our offerings in relation to NIS2

Trends, News & Insight (1.5)

Understanding threats requires more than just gathering information. Thorough investigation and evaluation are essential.

Pentesting (4.14)

It is important to identify, assess, and address vulnerabilities in security to prevent malicious actors from gaining access to information systems.

Awareness trainings (2.2)

Executives and employees must be trained to recognize and assess cybersecurity risks. Everyone in the organization should understand the risks related to information security. Test employees on their knowledge and compliance with policies.

Technical Assessment (4.14)

Prevent malicious actors from gaining access to information systems by identifying, evaluating, and addressing security vulnerabilities.

Cybercrisis Simulation (1.3)

Every employee has specific tasks and responsibilities in information security. It is essential to have a designated person responsible for this area.

Executive training (2.2)

Train executives and employees to recognize cybersecurity risks and implement targeted training programs. Then, test their knowledge and compliance with the policies.

Collaboration with Samen Digitaal Veilig

We work closely with Samen Digitaal Veilig, a platform that supports industry associations and their members in implementing NIS2. Thanks to this collaboration, we can provide you with the best expertise and support to meet NIS2 requirements. The components of the NIS2 Quality Mark ensure high quality and content. With three different levels, there is always a suitable level for your suppliers. The certification is based on the knowledge of leading industry experts and cybersecurity specialists who have already secured many NIS2 companies and organizations.

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Need more information about NIS2?

Our team is ready to assist you!

Download the NIS Quality Mark from our partner Samen Digitaal Veilig or contact us.