NIS2 Compliance Training & Cybersecurity Readiness
Accelerate your compliance with the EU's new cybersecurity directive using expert methodologies.
Risk Management
Corporate Accountability
Reporting Obligations
Business Continuity
TECHNICAL & ORGANIZATIONAL MEASURES
Mandatory Technical Security Measures
NIS2 clearly defines the minimum security measures that entities must implement.
Key Implementation Areas:
- • Cryptography and Encryption Policies
- • Supply Chain Security Analysis
- • Vulnerability Handling & Disclosure
- • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Implementation
- • Asset Inventory and Classification
- • Human Resources Security & Training
Who Must Comply with NIS2?
Essential and important entities subject to cybersecurity obligations under the directive.
NIS2 Compliance Roadmap
Structured process support to prepare your organization for audit.
NIS2 Gap Analysis & Readiness Assessment
Cyber Risk Management Framework Setup
Policy and Procedure Development
Incident Response & Reporting Design
Third-Party Risk Management Program
Internal Audit & Readiness Review
NIS2 Awareness & Implementation Training
Intensive program transferring NIS2 obligations to teams using practical methodologies.
"Participants will leave with a baseline compliance draft for their entity."
Duration
1 Day / 8 HoursAudience
CISOs, IT Managers, Legal Teams, Risk OfficersLearning Outcomes
Understand NIS2 scope and entity classification
Master reporting timelines and procedures
Establish cyber hygiene and technical checklists
Implement governance and accountability structures
Training Method
Interactive case studies
Mapping with ENISA guidance
Gap analysis templates
Q&A session and certification
Daily Agenda
Introduction & NIS2 Overview
Scope, purpose, key changes vs. NIS1.
Entity Classification
Essential vs. Important entities, critical sectors.
Risk Management
Asset inventory, impact classification.
Governance & Reporting
CISO roles, breach reporting workflows.
Technical Controls
Baseline measures and best practices.
Compliance Planning
Checklist and Q&A.
NIS2 FAQ
Member States must transpose the directive into national law by October 17, 2024.
Large-scale entities operating in most critical sectors like energy, transport, banking, and health.
The obligation to submit an "early warning" to the competent authority within 24 hours of detecting a significant incident.
Yes, digital providers serving the EU or companies part of a critical supply chain may be indirectly affected.
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