What is NIS2 and why should
your company adhere to it?

What is NIS2 and why should
your company adhere to it?

What is NIS2 and why should your company adhere to it?

Cybersecurity is the process that involves protecting networks and information systems (NIS), their users, and other people affected by cyber incidents and threats. In the past years, cyber threats have become more serious and frequent.

Cybersecurity is the process that involves protecting networks and information systems (NIS), their users, and other people affected by cyber incidents and threats. In the past years, cyber threats have become more serious and frequent.

What is NIS2?

What is NIS2?

As a response to the increased dangers online, the directive  2022/2555, also known as NIS2, has replaced its predecessor, Directive 2016/1148 or NIS1. NIS2 is a directive designed to set new and enhanced cybersecurity measures for critical infrastructures at the European Union level. All EU Member States were required to transpose the directive at national level by October 17, 2024. In response to this directive, Romania adopted G.E.O 155/2024.

As a response to the increased dangers online, the directive  2022/2555, also known as NIS2, has replaced its predecessor, Directive 2016/1148 or NIS1. NIS2 is a directive designed to set new and enhanced cybersecurity measures for critical infrastructures at the European Union level. All EU Member States were required to transpose the directive at national level by October 17, 2024. In response to this directive, Romania adopted G.E.O 155/2024.

Why is it important for your company?

Why is it important for your company?

NIS2 is an important directive because it introduces new rules to strengthen the cybersecurity of European organisations. It also extends its coverage to include more sectors and types of organisations than the first NIS Directive (NIS1).

NIS2 is an important directive because it introduces new rules to strengthen the cybersecurity of European organisations. It also extends its coverage to include more sectors and types of organisations than the first NIS Directive (NIS1).

How to align your organisation with NIS2 directive

How to align your organisation with NIS2 directive

To achieve NIS2 compliance, organisations need to adopt cybersecurity measures with a comprehensive, 360-degree approach. This means protecting internal systems through risk-based measures while also monitoring networks, equipment and personnel to detect and respond to potential threats.

To achieve NIS2 compliance, organisations need to adopt cybersecurity measures with a comprehensive, 360-degree approach. This means protecting internal systems through risk-based measures while also monitoring networks, equipment and personnel to detect and respond to potential threats.

The NIS2 compliance process can be complex, especially since it’s a new directive. If your organisation falls under NIS2 and you don’t have the time or expertise to manage all the necessary steps, we’re here to help. 


Simply complete the form to learn the best way to move forward toward compliance, from our cybersecurity experts.

Is your organisation NIS2 compliant?

The NIS2 compliance process can be complex, especially since it’s a new directive. If your organisation falls under NIS2 and you don’t have the time or expertise to manage all the necessary steps, we’re here to help. 


Simply complete the form to learn the best way to move forward toward compliance, from our cybersecurity experts.

Is your organisation NIS2

compliant?

Below, there are the clear steps your organisation should take towards NIS2 compliance:

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1

Assess

At this stage, your organisation receives support in the notification process for registering and establishing the degree of disruption to critical services. Also at this time, the current level of compliance with NIS2 / OUG 155/2024 is analyzed and technical and organizational measures are proposed to align with the requirements; then, assessment reports will be prepared.

2

Prepare

Next, your organisation must prepare a complete inventory of equipment, software and sensitive data. You should also define the employee roles and responsibilities, along with the organization of training courses for personnel who have access to the company's sensitive data. Finally, you will comply with a business continuity plan to respond to attacks.

3

Protect

Your organisation must implement access control mechanisms and adopt hardware and software technologies for data protection, as well as automatic updating of security systems and encryption of sensitive information.

4

Detect

Continuous monitoring will be activated to detect attacks and quickly identify risks, and then automatic counter measures will be applied to limit the effects.

5

Respond & Recover

Finally, we will establish an incident response plan, implement backups for rapid restoration, and organize training for employees to prepare them to respond effectively to potential attacks.

1

Assess

At this stage, your organisation receives support in the notification process for registering and establishing the degree of disruption to critical services. Also at this time, the current level of compliance with NIS2 / OUG 155/2024 is analyzed and technical and organizational measures are proposed to align with the requirements; then, assessment reports will be prepared.

2

Prepare

Next, your organisation must prepare a complete inventory of equipment, software and sensitive data. You should also define the employee roles and responsibilities, along with the organization of training courses for personnel who have access to the company's sensitive data. Finally, you will comply with a business continuity plan to respond to attacks.

3

Protect

Your organisation must implement access control mechanisms and adopt hardware and software technologies for data protection, as well as automatic updating of security systems and encryption of sensitive information.

4

Detect

Continuous monitoring will be activated to detect attacks and quickly identify risks, and then automatic counter measures will be applied to limit the effects.

5

Respond & Recover

Finally, we will establish an incident response plan, implement backups for rapid restoration, and organize training for employees to prepare them to respond effectively to potential attacks.

1

Assess

At this stage, your organisation receives support in the notification process for registering and establishing the degree of disruption to critical services. Also at this time, the current level of compliance with NIS2 / OUG 155/2024 is analyzed and technical and organizational measures are proposed to align with the requirements; then, assessment reports will be prepared.

2

Prepare

Next, your organisation must prepare a complete inventory of equipment, software and sensitive data. You should also define the employee roles and responsibilities, along with the organization of training courses for personnel who have access to the company's sensitive data. Finally, you will comply with a business continuity plan to respond to attacks.

3

Protect

Your organisation must implement access control mechanisms and adopt hardware and software technologies for data protection, as well as automatic updating of security systems and encryption of sensitive information.

4

Detect

Continuous monitoring will be activated to detect attacks and quickly identify risks, and then automatic counter measures will be applied to limit the effects.

5

Respond & Recover

Finally, we will establish an incident response plan, implement backups for rapid restoration, and organize training for employees to prepare them to respond effectively to potential attacks.

The path to NIS2 compliance can feel challenging, especially without a dedicated team to guide you. Seeing other companies’ struggles with NIS2, we’ve brought together experts with over 20 years of cybersecurity experience to support you every step of the way. Our goal is to make the process clear and manageable, helping your organisation meet NIS2 requirements with confidence and avoid unnecessary risks or penalties that could threaten your company’s profits.

The path to NIS2 compliance can feel challenging, especially without a dedicated team to guide you. Seeing other companies’ struggles with NIS2, we’ve brought together experts with over 20 years of cybersecurity experience to support you every step of the way. Our goal is to make the process clear and manageable, helping your organisation meet NIS2 requirements with confidence and avoid unnecessary risks or penalties that could threaten your company’s profits.

Entities and penalties under

the NIS2 Directive

Who does the NIS2 Directive apply to?

From finance and public administration, to waste management and space, NIS2 imposes increased cybersecurity and resilience measures in several sectors of activity.

NIS2 directive applies to:

From finance and public administration, to waste management and space, NIS2 imposes increased cybersecurity and resilience measures in several sectors of activity.

NIS2 directive applies to:

What are the penalties?

If you need an informal material about NIS2 compliance in the context of Romanian regulations, download our informative brochure

If you need an informal material about NIS2 compliance in the context of Romanian regulations, download our informative brochure

If you need an informal material about NIS2 compliance in the context of Romanian regulations, download our informative brochure

How can we help your organisation become NIS2 compliant?

How can we help your organisation become NIS2 compliant?

How can we help your organisation become NIS2 compliant?

1

Initial Assessment

• Assess the organization’s current maturity level in implementing technical and organizational security measures under the NIS2 Directive (OUG 155/2024). • Identify gaps and prepare the initial assessment report. • Develop a detailed implementation plan outlining the necessary measures to achieve compliance.

2

Security Measures Consulting & Implementation

• Inventory information assets and assess associated risks and business impact. • Develop and implement security policies and procedures aligned with NIS2 requirements. • Implement technical IT security measures in line with NIS2 standards. • Conduct internal audits to evaluate maturity and provide actionable improvement recommendations.

3

Outsourced NIS Officer (vCISO) Services

• Provide an outsourced NIS Officer (vCISO) to oversee information security management, coordinate with authorities, and ensure stakeholder engagement in full compliance with NIS2.

4

Final Audit

• Conduct the DNSC-certified compliance audit under NIS2. • Prepare all required documentation and assist the organization in obtaining official compliance approval.

Is your Organisation Nis2 Compliant?