Verify your obligations.
Implement NIS2,
protect business continuity.
We help organisations prepare for the requirements of NIS2 and the National Cybersecurity System Act: from determining whether the company qualifies as an essential or important entity, through risk analysis, documentation and procedures, to incident response plans, supplier oversight and preparation for inspection. We translate legal requirements into practical technical, organisational and management actions.
Why can NIS2
catch organisations off guard?
Uncertainty about whether the rules apply
Many organisations do not know whether they qualify as an essential or important entity, which services should fall within scope, or where to begin preparing for the new obligations.
No structured security management system
Policies, asset registers, risk analysis, business continuity and supplier oversight often exist only in fragments, without a coherent information security management framework.
Not prepared for incidents or inspection
Without clear roles, escalation paths, incident reporting procedures and evidence of implementation, organisations face confusion during a crisis and a higher risk of findings during verification.
Management accountability without a clear plan
NIS2 increases the importance of management oversight of cybersecurity. Without an action plan, reporting model and assigned responsibilities, it is difficult to demonstrate real control over risk.
Supply chain risk exposure
IT suppliers, service operators, integrators and subcontractors can materially affect the organisation’s security, yet they are often outside formal risk assessment, contractual requirements and routine oversight.
Lack of compliance evidence
Even where some safeguards work in practice, the organisation may lack the documents, registers, test records, training records and management decisions needed to demonstrate conformity during an inspection.
We build compliance
that is measurable
We do not stop at a checklist. We connect legal requirements with information security practice, IT/OT infrastructure and business processes. We define the action plan, documentation, roles and oversight mechanisms so the organisation can demonstrate alignment with NIS2 and materially reduce the risk of cyber incidents.
Service scope
- Verification of whether the organisation falls under NIS2 as an essential or important entity
- Gap assessment against NIS2, the National Cybersecurity System Act and recognised security good practice
- Mapping of services, assets, systems, suppliers and critical processes
- Development of policies, procedures, registers, continuity plans and incident handling arrangements
- Support with implementing technical and organisational measures and preparing responsible teams
Business outcome
- Clear obligation status: you know whether NIS2 applies to your organisation and what implementation scope is required.
- Inspection readiness: you have structured documentation, defined responsibilities and evidence that requirements are being fulfilled.
- More effective response: your team knows how to detect, escalate and report incidents without chaos in a crisis situation.
- Lower operational risk: you strengthen protection of services, data, the supply chain and the organisation’s business continuity.
Request a consultation
for NIS2 implementation
Leave your contact details. We will assess whether and to what extent your organisation falls within the scope of NIS2, review the current level of preparedness and propose an implementation plan covering priorities, timeline, documentation and technical and organisational actions.