What is NIS2?
The NIS2 (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is a European Union directive created to strengthen cybersecurity in member states, focusing on combating increasingly frequent and sophisticated cyber threats. This directive is an evolution of NIS1, necessary for more effective prevention against cyberattacks and enhanced protection of critical infrastructures and essential services of companies.
- Increased Cyber Resilience.
- Enhanced Capacity for Responding to Security Incidents.
- Increased Rigour in Cybersecurity Requirements.
- Greater Collaboration and Information Sharing among EU Member States.
Deadline for NIS2?
Your company has until October 17, 2024 to comply with NIS2. Implementing the new measures is crucial to ensure the protection of your company against cyberattacks, which have been increasing on a large scale.
Why does my company need NIS2?
There are 18 sectors that are required to comply with NIS2, divided into two groups: Essential Entities and Important Entities.
Essential Entities:
- Energy
- Transport
- Banking
- Financial Market Infrastructures
- Health Sector
- Drinking Water
- Wastewater
- Digital Infrastructure
- ICT Service Management
- Public Administration
- Space
Important Entities:
- Postal and Courier Services
- Waste Management
- Manufacturing, Production and Distribution of Chemical Products
- Food Production, Processing and Distribution
- Manufacturing Industry
- Digital Providers
- Research
Non-compliance with NIS2 can lead to severe fines.
For Essential Entities, the maximum fine is €10,000,000 or 2% of the annual turnover of the company's worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher.
For Important Entities, the maximum fine is €7,000,000 or 1.4% of the annual turnover of the company's worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher.
These sanctions aim to ensure the effectiveness of this regulation.
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NIS2 Implementation Steps
Benefits
What are the benefits of implementing NIS2 in your company?
Protection of Infrastructures
Protection of essential services against cyber threats, preventing hefty fines imposed by the European Union and financial losses resulting from cyberattacks.
Improves Company Reputation
Protects sensitive data against breaches and unauthorized access. Ensures the trust of your stakeholders.
Rapid Responses
Demonstrates a commitment to operational excellence and security, standing out in the market
Sharing with EU Member States
Promotes the sharing of information on threats and best practices among EU Member States, creating a collaborative approach to cybersecurity.
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FAQs
NIS2 applies to companies in sectors such as energy, transport, health, public administration, digital infrastructure, finance, and others. Essential entities are those with 250 or more employees and a turnover of €50 million or more. Important entities have more than 50 employees and a turnover of €10 million or more.
Entities that do not comply with NIS2 may face significant fines:
- Essential Entities: up to €10 million or 2% of the global annual turnover.
- Important Entities: up to €7 million or 1.4% of the global annual turnover. Additionally, other administrative sanctions may be imposed, such as orders to implement security audit recommendations.
NIS2 requires that significant cyber incidents be reported to the competent national authorities within 24 to 72 hours of detection, with a final report to be submitted one month after the incident notification.
- Improvement of Cyber Resilience: Greater protection against cyberattacks.
- Harmonisation of Standards: Consistency in cybersecurity practices across the EU.
- Protection of Critical Infrastructure: Specific measures for essential sectors.
- Cooperation and Information Sharing: Greater collaboration between member states and between the public and private sectors.
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