Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue.
The NIS2 Directive is encouraging organisations across Europe to take a more proactive approach to cyber risk. Even if NIS2 doesn’t directly apply to your organisation, customers, suppliers and insurers increasingly expect businesses to take cybersecurity seriously.
So, how prepared are you?
Here are five questions to ask.
NIS2 covers a wide range of sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, transport, digital services, food production and more.
Even if you’re not directly in scope, your customers or suppliers may expect stronger cybersecurity practices.
If you’re unsure, it’s worth finding out. Find out more here!
If your systems went down tomorrow, would you know what to do?
Could you access your backups? How quickly could you restore your systems? Do you have a clear response plan?
Being prepared to respond and recover is a key part of cyber resilience.
Attackers often exploit known vulnerabilities, outdated software and simple security gaps.
Regular updates, vulnerability management and security testing can help identify and address weaknesses before they’re exploited.
Every employee makes security decisions every day, from opening emails to clicking links and sharing information.
Regular awareness training helps staff recognise common threats. NIS2 also places greater emphasis on leadership, meaning cybersecurity shouldn’t sit solely with the IT team.
Start with a few simple questions:
If you’re unsure about some of these, that’s a good place to start.
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NIS2 isn’t just about compliance. It’s about building resilience, reducing cyber risk and protecting your organisation.
Click here to understand what NIS2 means for your organisation and how to prepare.