NIS2: digital resilience and the reporting obligation
NIS2 is the European directive that requires organisations to ensure their digital resilience is up to standard and to report serious incidents promptly. CrisisRadar helps you prepare and communicate clearly should things go wrong.
What NIS2 means for you
NIS2 places greater demands on many organisations. Three points are particularly important.
Be digitally resilient
Take measures to protect your systems and processes and ensure you can recover quickly.
Report promptly
You must report a serious incident promptly, with an initial report within 24 hours. You need to be prepared for this.
Communicate clearly
Don’t just report to the regulator; also inform those affected and the public in a timely and thorough manner.
Prepared and ready to communicate
These apps help you prepare for a cyber incident and ensure swift, clear communication should one occur.
IT contingency plan (DRP)
For each IT system, set out how you will recover: backup, procedure and person responsible.
AI communication
Draft a notification or message for the regulator, customers and the public in seconds, in the right tone.
News monitoring
Automatically monitor news and social media coverage of the incident, so you know what’s happening and can adjust your response accordingly.
Crisis hub
A single overview for each incident: facts, team, strategy, communications and a timeline for your statement.
Vulnerabilities & measures
Identify your vulnerabilities and the measures that will strengthen your digital resilience.
Reports & evaluations
Document the timeline and decisions to support your report and to learn from the experience.
Do you want to be ready for ‘NIS2’?
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