NIS2 Directive: What companies need to know now

The digital transformation not only brings opportunities, but also new risks. With the NIS2 Directive, the European Union has created a binding framework to strengthen cyber security in critical infrastructures and beyond. The requirements do not only affect large corporations - small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are also increasingly responsible.

Whether you are directly affected or indirectly affected as part of a supply chain: The NIS2 directive requires clear measures to minimize risk, ensure business continuity and report security incidents. This applies not only to IT systems, but also to the safeguarding of industrial control systems (OT).

Our white paper "NIS2 Directive - A guide for SMEs" offers you a well-founded introduction to the topic - compact, understandable and practical. It was written by experts from industry, research and consulting and is aimed specifically at decision-makers and managers in SMEs.

You will receive:

• An overview of the current legal situation and relevant EU regulations
• Tips for assessing the NIS2 relevance of your company
• Recommendations for the first steps towards implementation
• Information on responsibilities within the company and along the supply chain
• Basics for risk analysis and the development of a security concept
• Insight into proven security measures and standards

Why is it worth downloading?

The requirements of the NIS2 directive are complex - and their implementation is mandatory. Our white paper helps you to ask the right questions, identify risks and plan initial measures. It does not replace legal advice, but offers valuable guidance for getting started with NIS2 compliance.

The white paper is available to download free of charge. Take the opportunity to inform yourself at an early stage and align your cybersecurity strategy with the new requirements.

Register now and get the whitepaper!