Innobo helps your organisation meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive with end-to-end support. Our cybersecurity specialists provide scoping, gap analysis, improvement planning, and the implementation of essential measures — including security governance frameworks, risk management controls, and incident reporting procedures. Whether you're starting your compliance journey or strengthening existing practices, we tailor our approach to your sector, size, and regulatory obligations.
NIS2 is the updated EU directive that replaces the original Network and Information Systems (NIS) Directive. It strengthens and expands cybersecurity requirements across the European Union, introducing stricter obligations, broader sector coverage, and enhanced enforcement powers — including fines of up to €10 million and potential personal liability for senior executives.
NIS2 applies to organisations operating in one of 17 critical sectors within the EU. While it primarily targets medium and large-sized entities established in EU member states, certain non-EU organisations may also fall within its scope. Covered entities are classified as either "Essential" or "Important," with varying levels of regulatory oversight and enforcement applied to each.
Security governance frameworks that ensure executives are accountable for approving and overseeing the implementation of cyber risk management practices.
Cyber risk management that includes the identification, assessment, and mitigation of risks, with continuous monitoring and reporting integrated into the broader security governance framework.
A structured security management system encompassing an overarching information security policy, along with a comprehensive framework of topic-specific policies, procedures, and documented records.
Robust operational resilience strategies, including business continuity plans, crisis management protocols, and disaster recovery and backup procedures to ensure uninterrupted operations.
Evaluation and risk assessment of critical third-party suppliers, with clearly defined security requirements in contracts and identification of supplier-specific risks.
Defined incident response and communication procedures, with clear criteria for identifying major incidents and ensuring timely reporting in line with NIS2 regulatory deadlines.
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