Is NIS2 Applicable to Your Organization?
The Network and Information Security (NIS2), an EU initiative since 2020, focuses on strengthening the digital and economic resilience of European member states. In an era full of challenges such as COVID-19, the Ukraine war, cyber threats, and climate change, this becomes even more important. By the end of 2024, this directive will become national legislation, mandatory for all organizations considered ‘essential’ or ‘important’. This means these organizations have only one year left to prepare for the obligations of the upcoming legislation.
Many entrepreneurs have questions about which organizations exactly need to comply with this legislation. To provide some clarity, a NIS2 self-assessment has been launched. This useful tool, developed by the National Inspectorate for Digital Infrastructure (RDI) in collaboration with various ministries and supervisory bodies, helps organizations determine if they fall under the NIS2 directive.
Discover it here: https://regelhulpenvoorbedrijven.nl/NIS-2-NL/
Draft Legal Texts Soon Available for Internet Consultation
The internet consultation will soon begin, where organizations will have the opportunity to respond to the conceptual legal texts resulting from the NIS2 directive. This provides organizations with more insight into the expectations when they need to comply with this law by the end of 2024. During this consultation, the government will also provide information and guidance to help organizations prepare for the upcoming legislation.
NIS2 the Chain Aspect of CCRC
NIS2 focuses on risks to network and information systems, and emphasizes chain responsibility. This is where CCRC, with a focus on cyber exercises in the chain, plays a crucial role. The danger of cyberattacks increasingly comes from digital chain partners. NIS2 imposes a ‘duty of care’ on organizations where suppliers must meet specific security requirements. CCRC supports organizations in conducting cyber exercises in the chain, making not only the organization itself, but also its partners and the Netherlands more cyber-resilient. The exercises reveal where the weak points are in cyber resilience and how they can be effectively addressed. Through CCRC’s cyber crisis exercises, entrepreneurs are helped to effectively improve their cyber resilience and make significant progress in complying with the NIS2 directive.
Want to know how CCRC can help your organization and take over your challenges? Feel free to contact CCRC via contact@ccrc.nl or at 070 41 90 309.
“The arrival of the NIS2 directive contributes to more European harmonization and increases the level of cybersecurity in companies and organizations.”
Empowering cybersecurity together.