Network and Information Systems Directive

NIS2

Meet EU trade law requirements and enhance your organisation's cyber security with NIS2 compliance.

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The Network and Information Systems Directive (or NIS2) is a legislative framework imposed by the European Union to enhance the security of network and information systems.

The framework requires essential and important services operating within the EU to implement stringent cyber security measures across their infrastructure. Aiming at mitigating and minimising the impact of breaches in the region.

Risk management, corporate accountability, reporting obligations and business continuity: let us help you achieve NIS2 requirements.

In July 2024, it was announced that the UK government will be introducing a new Cyber Security & Resilience Bill to help strengthen defences and ensure vital services are protected. The Bill will be introduced to Parliament in 2025.

Speak to us today about how we can help you prepare for the new CS&R regulations.

NIS vs. NIS2

Introduced in 2016, the original NIS framework was developed to improve cyber security measures within the EU, and enforce incident reporting requirements for affected organisations.

However, due to the EU’s recognition of increasing cyber security threats, the development of the more detailed NIS2 Directive was announced in November 2022. Effective from 17th October 2024.

NIS

Impacted Essential Service Operators & Digital Service Providers

7 Sectors

NIS2

Impacts Essential & Important Entities

(incl. energy, transport, water supply, manufacturing)

15 Sectors

Incident reporting within 24 hours

Fines of up to €10 million

Criminal charges for management

What Organisations Are Required to Comply with NIS2

Under current legislation, all entities operating in services deemed essential and important within the EU are required to adhere to NIS2.

Essential Entities are defined as having:

  • ~250 employees
  • An annual turnover of €50 million;
  • or a balance sheet of €43 million

Important Entities are defined as having:

  • ~50 employees
  • An annual turnover of €10 million;
  • or a balance sheet of €10 million

This covers 15 sectors.

Banking & Financial Market Infrastructure

Chemicals

Digital Infrastructure

ICT Service Management & Digital Providers

Drinking & Waste Water

Energy

Foods

Health

Postal & Courier Services

Manufacturing

Public Administration

Research

Space

Transport

Waste Management

Ensuring Your Business Is NIS2 Compliant.

If you're an essential or important entity operating in the EU, meeting the NIS2 requirements isn't a nice-to-have for your business - it's a necessity.

At Falx, our team of qualified consultants can help. With the latest industry knowledge and capabilities, we'll ensure your infrastructure is protected, your operations are prepared, and your business is fully compliant with the EU framework.

Ensuring Your Business Is NIS2 Compliant.

Gap Analysis

We’ll evaluate your operations for potential compliance gaps, and advise on NIS vs. NIS2 requirements within your organisation.

Remediation Support

We’ll provide guidance on implementing the necessary changes to meet NIS2 standards - from policies through to technical controls.

Control Mapping

We’ll implement control mapping within your operations, providing a clear overview of your regulatory and framework requirements, and how they interact.

Threat & Vulnerability Management

We’ll establish a comprehensive T&VM program, including assessments and penetration testing management for ongoing security.

Speak to Us About NIS2 and CS&R

Whatever your compliance needs, we're here to support. Talk to us about the NIS2 requirements, or about the new Cyber Security & Resilience Bill set to be introduced in 2025

The UK government will be introducing a new Cyber Security & Resilience Bill in 2025. To find out more about the enhanced guidelines and how it affects your organisation, contact our team.
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