NIS2
Network and Information Security Directive 2
Strengthen your cyber security with NIS2 compliance
Break down the complexity of NIS2 compliance with a solution designed to integrate effortless with ISO 27001/2 and CIS18 frameworks-
Fully address all NIS2 information and data requirements
The EU NIS2 directive requires organizations to implement effective security measures and document compliance to protect critical assets and ensure societal continuity. However, implementing such comprehensive security practices can be complex.
RISMA's NIS2 solution is designed to ease the burden and ensure compliance. Adaptable to your existing security processes in ISO 27001/2, it allows you to focus on your critical processes.
Mitigate risks in your supply chain
If you currently manage your organization's supply chain data across different Excel sheets, systems, and platforms with various owners, you're likely familiar with the confusion, errors, and data loss it can cause.
Centralize all information about suppliers and business partners in one central location to simplify organization-wide oversight and risk mitigation.
Optimize all security measures
Begin by developing policies and procedures that can be evaluated for relevance, implemented, and measured for effectiveness.
This is crucial for improving the quality and optimizing the implementation of the NIS2 directive, ensuring continuous operational reliability.
Enhanced compliance and audit readiness
By consolidating all relevant information in one place, you can enhance compliance with regulatory requirements and prepare for audits, including supervision by the CSIRT.
This will result in time and resource savings during compliance audits.
Mitigate risks in your critical infrastructure
Ensure compliance with the EU NIS2 directive and stay ahead of significant events with the help of an effective framework.
Key functions in our NIS2 solution
A GRC Platform to bring the organization together
Power your organisation by connecting data, teams, action and reporting in an integrated GRC platform. Whether you deploy one, two, or all our solutions, RISMA GRC platform provides great value by boosting collaboration, increasing visibility, and saving time for everyone involved..
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Internal audit streamlined
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Effortlessly automate, document and report all your controls - including assessment, mitigation and monitoring in one simple platform.
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Risk management organized
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Define, assess, analyze and mitigate your organization’s risks and turn your insight into strategic assets.
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Information security systemized
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Systematize your information security and achieve full ISMS compliance – including visual overview, real-time mentoring, built-in risk assessment and seamless reporting.
FAQ
What cybersecurity requirements does NIS2 impose?
The NIS2 Directive sets comprehensive cybersecurity requirements for organizations operating in critical sectors. Some of the key requirements include:
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Risk management: Organizations must implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to address cybersecurity risks.
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Incident management: Establishing processes and procedures to effectively handle and respond to cybersecurity incidents.
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Supply chain security: Organizations must identify, assess, and manage risks associated with third parties, including suppliers, distributors, subcontractors, service providers, partners, and other external entities.
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Backup and crisis management: NIS2 requires organizations to have an IT contingency plan that outlines what actions need to be taken and who is responsible, as well as a backup procedure.
There are several other NIS2 requirements, all aimed at strengthening cybersecurity across the EU.
What is the relationship between the DORA regulation and the NIS2 Directive?
DORA (The Digital Operational Resilience Act) and the NIS2 Directive are both EU initiatives. Both regulations reflect the EU’s increased focus on cybersecurity and support the development of a stronger digital defense to ensure the functionality of society and the economic stability of the region.
Both DORA and NIS2 are part of this effort. DORA is specifically aimed at the financial sector, ensuring that financial institutions can withstand, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents. In contrast, NIS2 has a broader scope, applying to a wide range of sectors that provide critical services, such as energy, transport, healthcare, and digital infrastructure.
The EU has a strategic goal to protect society’s critical functions and stability against rising cyber threats. Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can have severe consequences for the economy, public safety, and citizens' trust in digital services.
How can I integrate the solution with ISO 27001 and CIS18 to ensure NIS2 compliance?
Our solution supports both ISO 27001 and CIS18 as part of your NIS2 compliance efforts.
ISO 27001 includes a range of information security controls that can be used to meet the NIS2 requirements. The standard provides a structured overview and guides you in implementing the necessary policies, procedures, and security controls.
CIS18 can also be integrated into the solution to help strengthen your cybersecurity. By implementing the relevant CIS18 controls, you can proactively protect your IT infrastructure and address potential security threats. The solution allows you to track the status of the selected security controls and ensures continuous documentation, enabling you to follow up on implementation.
Our solution can be used independently of ISO 27001 and CIS18, but if you are already working with either of these standards, they can be easily integrated to support your NIS2 compliance.