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NIS2 Compliance, Automated for Your Practice

Entity classification, risk management measures, 24/72-hour incident reporting, and board accountability — all automated, all in one platform built for multi-client delivery.

NIS2 Capabilities

End-to-End NIS2 Directive Delivery

GetCybr automates the full NIS2 engagement lifecycle — from entity classification through risk measure implementation, incident reporting workflows, and board accountability packages. NIS2 is part of GetCybr's 50+ compliance frameworks supported out of the box.

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NIS2 Gap Analysis

Automated gap analysis against all NIS2 Directive requirements on day one. GetCybr maps your client's current cybersecurity posture against the Directive's 10 minimum measures and surfaces a prioritised remediation plan — without manual interviews or spreadsheet scoring.

Entity Classification

Classify clients as essential or important entities under NIS2 with guided workflows. Determine which sector thresholds apply, document the classification decision, and tailor the compliance programme to the correct obligation level — automatically.

Risk Management Measures

Implement and evidence all ten NIS2 risk management measures — from policies on risk analysis to supply chain security, encryption, and access control. GetCybr maps each measure to actionable tasks and generates the documentation required for competent authority review.

Incident Reporting Workflows

Automate the NIS2 incident reporting timeline: early warning within 24 hours, incident notification within 72 hours, and final report within one month. Built-in workflows ensure no deadline is missed and every notification contains the required information.

Supply Chain Security Assessment

Assess and monitor the cybersecurity posture of suppliers and service providers as required by NIS2 Article 21. GetCybr automates third-party questionnaires, tracks remediation, and maintains an auditable record of supply chain risk management activities.

Board Accountability & Training

NIS2 places direct responsibility on management bodies. GetCybr generates board-level compliance reports, tracks mandatory cybersecurity training completion, and documents management approval of risk management policies — satisfying Article 20 obligations.

NIS2 Readiness Programme

NIS2 Readiness — Achieved in Days, Not Months

NIS2 mandates ten specific risk management measures, direct board liability, and strict incident reporting deadlines. GetCybr implements all of this automatically — so your clients achieve compliance readiness in days, not months of manual programme work.

Full Directive Coverage

All ten NIS2 risk management measures mapped with required documentation, policies, and evidence — no gaps at competent authority inspection.

Entity Classification

Guided classification as essential or important entity, with sector threshold analysis and documented justification for competent authority registration.

24-Hour Incident Reporting

Automated incident reporting workflows covering the full NIS2 timeline — early warning, notification, and final report — with no deadline missed.

Supply Chain Mapping

Third-party supplier risk assessments and ongoing monitoring to satisfy NIS2 supply chain security requirements under Article 21.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does NIS2 differ from the original NIS Directive?

NIS2 significantly expands the scope of the original directive. It introduces two entity tiers (essential and important), extends coverage to 18 sectors including manufacturing and public administration, raises the minimum security measures to 10 specific requirements, and introduces direct management liability for non-compliance. National transposition deadlines required EU member states to implement NIS2 into national law by October 2024.

Which organisations are covered by NIS2?

NIS2 covers medium and large organisations operating in 18 designated sectors across the EU. Essential entities include operators in energy, transport, banking, financial market infrastructure, health, water, and digital infrastructure. Important entities include postal services, waste management, manufacturing, food, chemicals, and digital providers. Smaller organisations may also be included if they are critical to national infrastructure — GetCybr supports all NIS2-covered sectors.

What are the penalties for NIS2 non-compliance?

Essential entities face fines of up to €10 million or 2% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Important entities face fines of up to €7 million or 1.4% of global annual turnover. NIS2 also introduces personal liability for management bodies, including temporary prohibition from holding management roles in severe cases of repeated infringement.

How does national transposition affect NIS2 compliance timelines?

NIS2 required transposition into national law by 17 October 2024. Each EU member state enacts its own implementing legislation, which may add sector-specific requirements or adjust registration and notification procedures. GetCybr tracks national transposition developments and maps obligations to the applicable national framework alongside the base Directive requirements — so clients remain compliant as local rules evolve.

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