NIS2 Essential training for all management levels

Your introduction to Europe's new cybersecurity directive

1

Introduction to the NIS2 directive

Understand the scope and objectives of the NIS2 directive and explore its implications for managers. Compliance is no longer solely an IT concern; it's also your responsibility.

2

Which organizations are affected? Understanding NIS2's reach

Discover which organizations fall under the NIS2 directive by exploring key terms and classifications, so you can clearly understand the directive's impact and what you're up against.

3

What measures should you take? Part 1 (Art. 21)

Understand the fundamental cybersecurity measures required by NIS2 and how to implement them. This module covers risk analysis, incident handling, business continuity, and supply chain security.

4

What measures should you take? Part 2 (Art. 21)

Explore advanced cybersecurity measures such as secure system development, effectiveness assessments, cyber hygiene practices and cybersecurity training, cryptography, and encryption.

5

What measures should you take? Part 3 (Art. 21)

Complete your cybersecurity strategy with HR management, access control, asset tracking, authentication, secure communications, and emergency communication systems.

6

How to report? Your obligations explained (Art. 23)

This module focuses on how reporting cyber incidents and sharing information can help organizations and sectors collaborate to minimize the impact of cyber threats across the EU.

7

Governance, roles, and responsibilities (Art. 31 to 37)

Learn how NIS2 holds top management accountable for cybersecurity. This module outlines the roles of the board of directors, executive management, CISO, and ISM in establishing and maintaining a robust cybersecurity framework.

8

Supervision, enforcement, and penalties

Understand the serious repercussions of non-compliance with NIS2. This final module explains the responsibilities of national authorities and the financial and operational penalties organizations may face for failing to meet NIS2 standards.