The security of information systems and networks is now a top priority for every business. With the rapid digitalization of services and the rise in cyber threats, the European Union has upgraded its regulatory framework for cybersecurity by introducing the new NIS2 Directive.

What is NIS2?

NIS2 (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is the new European directive that replaces the original NIS and sets stricter requirements for the protection of networks and information systems. Its goal is to strengthen the resilience of businesses against cyber threats and ensure the smooth operation of critical infrastructures and services.

Who does NIS2 affect?

NIS2 significantly expands its scope, now covering more sectors and businesses. Specifically, it applies to:

Businesses operating in sectors such as energy, transport, health, banking and financial services, digital infrastructure, cloud providers, data centers, ICT providers, and other critical sectors.

Medium and large enterprises that provide essential or important services, regardless of whether they are public or private.

If your business belongs to any of the above sectors, it is very likely that it falls under the requirements of NIS2.

What obligations does NIS2 bring for businesses?

Compliance with NIS2 requires businesses to take specific measures, such as:

Strengthening technical and organizational security measures.

Adopting risk and incident management policies.

Immediate reporting of serious cybersecurity incidents to the relevant authorities.

Training staff on information security issues.

Continuous monitoring and assessment of security systems.

Non-compliance with NIS2 requirements can result in significant fines and penalties.

How can Protogramma Informatics help you?

At Protogramma Informatics, we understand the challenges brought by the new directive and have the experience and tools to help you effectively meet the requirements of NIS2. Specifically, we offer:

Specialized analysis and assessment of your company’s current situation.

Design and implementation of comprehensive security policies and procedures.

Installation and configuration of advanced protection systems.

Training your staff and ongoing support to maintain compliance.

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Compliance with NIS2 is not just a legal obligation, but an investment in the security and reputation of your business.