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NIS2 Compliance

Comprehensive NIS2 compliance analysis and preparation

We assess NIS2 compliance and help you with a successful audit

We examine the current state of the organization, identify deficiencies and provide answers for a successful audit

Gap detection
Compliance roadmap
Implementation
Expert support
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NIS 2 compliance - be prepared in time

The NIS 2 Directive is a regulation of the European Union aimed at increasing cybersecurity, reducing the threat to priority sectors.

Compliance with the Regulation
DeadlineOctober 18, 2024and.

Our cybersecurity team will help your organization through the entire NIS 2 preparation process, from the security assessment to the development, deployment and operation of the tools to be implemented.

Free Task Interpreter Workbook

Analysis of the starting position
Develop a compliance strategy
Implementation support
Education and awareness-raising
Audit preparation and support
Maintain ongoing compliance

Which sectors are covered by the NIS 2 Directive?

The Directive covers actors in high-risk and high-risk sectors as well as their associated supply chains and supplier relationships.

Sectors with a high risk:energy, transport, health, drinking water, wastewater, communications services, digital infrastructure, outsourced ICT services, space-based services.

Risk sectors:postal and courier services, production, processing and distribution of food, waste management, production and distribution of chemicals, manufacturing, digital service providers, research.

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Is your company affected by NIS2?

Although protective measures must already be applied in practice, many companies are currently unsure whether they will be affected by this regulation? Complete our online survey and get an immediate response on your organisation's NIS 2 policy situation!

What are the cybersecurity measures required by the NIS 2 Directive?

The NIS2 Regulation and its legislative implementation in the Member States, i.e. Hungary, stipulate that organisations subject to it must comply with certain cybersecurity requirements.

These requirements are described in more detail in Law 2023/XXIII, the essence of which risk managementapplication, and Proportional protectiondesign. The main points of the requirements are risk analysis and management, detection of cybersecurity incidents, suitable for reactionand they are appropriate significatione, access management, encryptionUse and ensuring continuity of business processesduring and after cyber security incidents.

What sanctions can be expected for someone who does not comply with the NIS2 2 directive?

Organizations that do not comply with the provisions of the NIS 2 Directive and its legislation in the Member States (Hungary) should expect the following consequences:

  • Warning
  • Deficiencies identified during the audit reparationthe
  • Financial penaltywhich can reach EUR 10,000,000 or 2% of the total annual worldwide turnover of the company in the previous financial year, whichever is higher. (More information herein.)
  • The organization informing your customerson non-compliance with the requirements
  • Organization Safely Involved disqualification from activity

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