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Prepare for NIS2

Get a clear picture of NIS2, whether it applies to your organization, and how to take concrete steps to stay secure and compliant over time.

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What you need to know about NIS2

 
What is NIS2?

The EU first introduced the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS) in 2016 to strengthen cybersecurity for essential services like energy, water, and healthcare. In 2022, the EU adopted NIS2—an updated version that expands the scope of covered sectors, increases regulatory obligations, and introduces stricter security and reporting requirements. Its goal is to enhance Europe’s cyber resilience, ensure greater cooperation between member states, and raise the overall level of protection against growing digital threats.

 


Is NIS2 optional?

No, NIS2 sets the minimum cybersecurity standards organizations must meet. Companies operating in the EU that provide essential or important services are likely in scope and must comply, or face penalties of up to €10 million or 2% of global annual revenue (whichever is higher).

 


Why is NIS2 relevant now?

Cyber threats are increasing in both frequency and sophistication, driven by global tensions and the ease of accessing malicious tools. The EU recognizes that stronger, enforceable measures are essential for protecting economies and societies. NIS2 represents a major step toward a safer digital Europe, compelling organizations to adopt robust and proactive cybersecurity practices.

Are you impacted by NIS2?

NIS2 outlines two categories of organizations that are in scope: essential and important.
The requirements are the same for each category; however they face different supervision measures and penalty levels.

Essential Entities

Includes transport, energy, banking, financial services, water supply, digital infrastructure, healthcare, public administration, space, and wastewater.

This applies to organizations with more than 250 employees and more than €50 million in annual revenue.

Important Entities

Includes postal and courier services, manufacturing, waste management, food production and/or processing and/or distribution, digital providers, manufacturing and/or production and/or distribution of chemicals, and research.

This applies to organizations with more than 250 employees and more than €50 million in annual revenue.

How to begin your compliance journey

 Achieving compliance doesn’t happen overnight. The right approach is structured, cross-functional, and supported by leadership. 

Understand

It’s important to understand where you fall under the NIS2 directive. Place your company in the right category. Familiarize yourself with the NIS2 timeline and start making internal preparations to avoid any potential fines.

 

 

Assess

Start your NIS2 compliance journey with a gap analysis to ensure a solid understanding of where you are meeting requirements and where you are lacking. This will ensure you are focusing your efforts where they are needed most.

 

 

Align

It is important to secure strong internal support for achieving NIS2 compliance. This requires communication and education on the cyber threats faced by the organization, as well as the consequences (from financial to reputational) of a cyber-attack, in addition to the penalties related to NIS2 non-compliance.

 

 

Support

There are already tools and resources available, designed to support organizations in achieving NIS2 compliance. Make sure you select the solution that meets both the regulatory requirements as well as your own internal requirements – and that it can be easily integrated into existing tools and technology.

 

 

The muscle behind the Omny Platform

Omny provides a comprehensive view of your organization's cyber risk posture. 

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Take the NIS2 Readiness Assessment

In just a few minutes, this assessment checks your governance, people, and technology to show how prepared your organization is for NIS2 and where you can improve.
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What can Omny do for you?

We help organizations become NIS2-ready and stay that way. Whether you are just beginning your journey, strengthening existing security, or somewhere in between, we provide clear guidance at every stage. NIS2 is an ongoing obligation, and we work closely with you to define a clear roadmap and set up regular check-ins to keep you secure and compliant over time.
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NIS2 is more than a compliance obligation. It’s an opportunity to raise your baseline for cybersecurity, resilience and incident response, which helps reinforce trust with customers and partners. We help organizations that act early on NIS2 to modernize processes, define clear responsibilities and take the lead over competitors that only do the bare minimum to comply.
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Addressing NIS2 with Omny

Explore how the Omny Platform sets your organization up for compliance now and in the future. NIS2 is broken down into requirement categories. Below is a quick understanding of how Omny can help address the following categories: Risk Management, Business Continuity, Incident Management, Technology Controls, and Vulnerability Management.

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  • Analyze scenario-based attack paths against leading frameworks and standards
  • Real-time risk assessments
  • Real-time data for on-the-spot Business Impact Analysis
  • Transparent rationale to AI recommendations
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  • Centralized documentation for a unified cross-domain asset inventory
  • Detailed topology for implementing a resilient security architecture
  • Integration with CMDBs, network monitoring, and cross-departmental systems for speedy information access during downtime
  • Shared contextual understanding for operational, IT, and engineering teams
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  • Compliance and maturity tracking against establish frameworks (IEC 62443, NIST, CSF)
  • Centralized documentation, evidence, and audit trails
  • Real-time dashboards with technical and non-traceable traceability
  • Continuous improvement and updates through the cloud to monitor progress to upcoming & current regulations
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  • Centralized dashboard with unified view of all assets, vulnerabilities, exploitability and mitigation status
  • Prioritization assistance with contextualized details per detected vulnerability
  • Integrated threat feed with public and private data
  • Risk-based decision-making assistance
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See how this applies to your industry

Learn more about the Omny Platform and  how we solve specific industry problems for:

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Ready to see Omny in action?

Book a short call with our team. We’ll review your NIS2 situation, walk you through how Omny can help and then provide clear next steps with no obligation.