NIS2 Experts
Overview
The NIS2 Directive, effective by the end of 2024, aims to bolster cybersecurity across the EU. It extends the scope of the original NIS Directive, enforcing stricter security measures and compliance requirements on a wider range of organisations to safeguard critical infrastructure and essential services.
Our cybersecurity experts provide insights and recommendations to support clients to fully understand and meet the obligations required for NIS2.
NIS2: A game changer in global cybersecurity for all companies?
NIS2 guideline: What are the consequences for you?
Navigating the new NIS2 Directive and the impacts
Understanding the basic principles of the NIS2 guideline
The Insight approach to help organisations meet their NIS2 Directive obligations
Managing Security Risk
Our cybersecurity experts stress the need for a proactive risk management and awareness strategy.
What do we mean by Supply Chain and why is it one of the focus points of NIS2?
Why is security awareness important?
Protecting Against Cyber Attacks
To defend against cyber threats, our specialists recommend deploying advanced security technologies such as multi-factor authentication, encryption, and regular system updates. A multi-layered defence strategy is essential to protect against sophisticated attacks.
Policies on risk analysis and information system security
Security in network and information systems acquisition, development and maintenance
Policies and procedures regarding the use of cryptography
Human resources security, access control policies and asset management
Use of multi-function and secured communication systems
Detecting Cyber Events
Early detection is key. Utilise advanced threat detection tools and maintain continuous monitoring to swiftly identify and respond to cyber incidents. Our expert highlights the importance of 7x24 real-time security operations center.
Minimising The Impact of Incidents
Develop a robust incident response plan. Our cyber experts advise conducting regular drills and updates to ensure quick recovery and minimal disruption in the event of a cyber incident.
What is a Security Incident Response Plan?
