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The NIS 2 Directive: A Quick Reference Guide
Coming into effect from 17th October 2024, the NIS 2 Directive introduces stricter requirements for security, reporting and crisis management to a broader range of industries and entities. Businesses operating across European Union (EU) member states must take action to comply with the latest requirements to avoid unnecessary penalties.
Our Quick Reference Guide to NIS 2
With the new NIS 2 Directive in effect, businesses must quickly assess whether they are impacted and understand the actions required to comply. Non-compliance could lead to significant penalties, including fines of up to €10 million or 2% of annual turnover, whichever is higher.
To help you navigate these changes, Cyber Security Associates, a FluidOne company, have created a detailed guide covering:
- Who is affected: The criteria that define which businesses fall under the directive.
- Key requirements: Essential actions you must take, from risk management to crisis response planning.
- Steps to take: Practical guidance on achieving compliance and safeguarding your business from penalties.
As NIS 2 Lead Implementers, Cyber Security Associates are fully accredited to support businesses through the entire compliance journey. Our experts offer gap analysis, compliance roadmaps, and remediation services to ensure your business is fully prepared.
Fill out the form to download the guide and access the insights you need to stay compliant and protect your operations from costly penalties.
How we can help
The trusted experts at Cyber Security Associates can assist you in complying with the NIS 2 Directive through:
Gap analysis
Our highly accredited security consultants will conduct a comprehensive gap analysis against the directive's requirements within your member states of operation, ensuring you have a clear path to full compliance
Compliance roadmaps
From here, we can develop a comprehensive, prioritised, and cost-effective roadmap that outlines specific remediation steps to enhance your cybersecurity posture, and ensure your operations meet all regulatory requirements.
Remediation services
Our specialists can support you by executing your compliance roadmap, which includes implementing incident management frameworks, conducting detailed risk assessments and treatment plans, and developing effective business continuity strategies.