NIS-2 Cyber Security becomes European We support you in implementing NIS-2 across Europe. Interactive EU Map - NIS2 Close Am I ready for NIS-2? NIS-2 Self-Assessment Welcome to the NIS-2 Self-Assessment Determine in a few steps how well your company is prepared for the requirements of the NIS-2 Directive. Don't worry, no data will be saved or transmitted. Start Now Does your company fall under NIS-2? Are you sure that your company falls under the NIS-2 Directive? Use the NIS-2 Checker by BSI to verify this. Yes, we fall under NIS-2 No, we do not fall under NIS-2 Other Services Even if your company does not fall under the NIS-2 Directive, information security topics remain of great importance. We offer a variety of other services that can improve your information security and business processes. Information Security Consulting Risk Management Training and Development IT Security Solutions Restart Self-Assessment More Information Your Evaluation Requirements According to the NIS-2 Directive: Secure Timely Initial Consultation Restart Self-Assessment Disclaimer: This tool does not provide legal advice. For legally secure advice, please contact a qualified legal advisor. We are not liable for decisions made based on this self-assessment. × More Information NIS-2 as the New EU Standard The NIS2 Directive (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is the updated version of the original NIS Directive of the European Union from 2016. It was developed to meet the increased demands for cybersecurity and to strengthen digital resilience within the EU. Key aspects of NIS-2: Extended scope: NIS-2 now covers a larger number of sectors and companies, including energy, health, transport, digital services, and supply chains. Stricter security requirements: Companies are required to implement robust security measures, conduct regular risk assessments, and report incidents. Harmonization within the EU: The directive aims to unify different national approaches and create a coherent legal framework for cybersecurity. Increased penalties: Non-compliance can result in significant fines, similar to violations of the GDPR. NIS-2 as the New EU Standard The NIS2 Directive (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is the updated version of the original NIS Directive of the European Union from 2016. It was developed to meet the increased demands for cybersecurity and to strengthen digital resilience within the EU. Key aspects of NIS-2: Extended scope: NIS-2 now covers a larger number of sectors and companies, including energy, health, transport, digital services, and supply chains. Stricter security requirements: Companies are required to implement robust security measures, conduct regular risk assessments, and report incidents. Harmonization within the EU: The directive aims to unify different national approaches and create a coherent legal framework for cybersecurity. Increased penalties: Non-compliance can result in significant fines, similar to violations of the GDPR. We are happy to advise you: ISMS Risk Management Supplier Management External Information Security Officer Training Disruption and Emergency Management Audit Management Asset Register Incident Management External Data Protection Officer Security Concept (TOM, Encryption, Physical Security) Attack Detection Systems Our Support in Implementing NIS-2 Identification of gaps concerning NIS-2 requirements. Creation of a tailored action plan. Integration of NIS-2 requirements into your business processes. Implementation of technical and organizational security solutions Establishment of incident response and emergency plans. Preparation for external audits. Support in the certification process according to NIS-2. Our Support in Implementing NIS-2 Identification of gaps concerning NIS-2 requirements. Creation of a tailored action plan. Integration of NIS-2 requirements into your business processes. Implementation of technical and organizational security solutions Establishment of incident response and emergency plans. Preparation for external audits. Support in the certification process according to NIS-2. More on the Topic of NIS-2 Historical Development of the NIS Directives The historical development of the NIS directives demonstrates the increasing importance of cybersecurity in the EU. The first NIS Directive was introduced in 2016 to ensure a high level of security for network and information systems. It required member states to develop national cybersecurity strategies and set security requirements for operators of essential services. However, implementation faced challenges as differences in national legislations led to inconsistent application. In 2022, the NIS2 Directive was adopted to respond to the rapidly evolving threat landscape. It expands the scope and now includes more sectors and companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises. The NIS2 Directive sets stricter reporting obligations and higher security standards to enhance resilience against cyberattacks. This evolution shows how the EU continuously takes measures to improve the security of its critical infrastructures and respond to new threats. Scope and Affected Sectors The NIS2 Directive expands the scope and includes critical sectors such as energy supply, transport, healthcare, financial services, and public administration. Companies in these sectors must meet strict security requirements to ensure the integrity and availability of their services. The directive defines clear criteria for classification as an essential service to ensure that the affected sectors become more resilient against cyber threats. In the energy sector, the directive affects electricity and gas providers, while in the transport sector, airlines and railway operators are included. In healthcare, hospitals and clinics are impacted, and in the financial sector, banks and insurance companies are affected. By expanding the scope, the NIS2 Directive aims to enhance the security and stability of critical infrastructures in the EU and protect society from the impacts of cyberattacks. Security Requirements and ISMS The NIS2 Directive requires companies to implement both technical and organizational measures to ensure cybersecurity. A central element is the Information Security Management System (ISMS). An ISMS helps companies systematically identify, assess, and manage risks. It includes policies, procedures, and controls that ensure security measures are continuously monitored and improved. Technical measures include the implementation of firewalls, encryption, and regular software updates, while organizational measures encompass training and emergency plans. An ISMS according to international standards such as ISO/IEC 27001 provides a structured approach to comply with the NIS2 Directive. It supports companies in reporting and responding to security incidents by defining clear processes and responsibilities. By integrating an ISMS, companies can not only meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive but also improve their overall security posture and strengthen the trust of customers and partners. Implementation and Compliance Implementing the NIS2 Directive requires careful planning and coordination from companies. Initially, companies must review their existing security measures and adjust them as necessary to meet the new requirements. This includes conducting regular risk assessments and implementing technical and organizational measures as defined in an Information Security Management System (ISMS). Close collaboration with national authorities is also crucial to ensure all legal requirements are met and to receive support during implementation. Compliance with the NIS2 Directive also means that companies must continuously monitor and improve their security practices. This can be achieved through regular audits and employee training. Additionally, companies must establish clear processes for reporting and responding to security incidents. By adopting a proactive approach and adhering to best practices, companies can not only meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive but also strengthen their overall cybersecurity posture and gain the trust of customers and partners. Future Developments and Trends in Cybersecurity The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and future trends will be shaped by technological innovations and changing threats. For companies, the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning for detecting and defending against cyberattacks is becoming more important. These technologies enable companies to identify and respond to anomalies and threats in real-time, significantly enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of their security measures. At the same time, companies must also consider the risks and ethical challenges associated with the use of AI. Another important trend for companies is the increased focus on continuously improving their cybersecurity strategies. This includes regular audits, employee training, and the implementation of advanced security solutions. Companies must proactively take measures to strengthen their security infrastructure and ensure they are prepared for new threats. By adopting best practices and adapting to current security standards, companies can enhance their resilience against cyberattacks. Additionally, the importance of collaboration and information sharing between companies and industries will continue to grow. By sharing threat information and collaborating on the development of security solutions, companies can work together more effectively against cyber threats. This collective effort will be crucial in improving the overall cybersecurity landscape and enhancing the resilience of the entire economy. Companies that recognize and implement these trends early will be better positioned to protect themselves against future threats and secure their business processes. If you need help implementing NIS-2, contact us! The direct line to Trigonum: +49 40 3199 1618 0 Trigonum GmbH Notkestrasse 9 22607 Hamburg +49 (0)40 31 99 16 18-0 Feel free to call us info@trigonum.de Feel free to write us Ihr Name* Bitte lasse dieses Feld leer. 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