The NIS2 Directive, an updated EU cybersecurity rule introduced to address gaps from its predecessor, the NIS, has a wider scope, encompassing more sectors than before. It aims to unify cybersecurity standards across the EU and introduce stricter penalties for those who don’t comply.
The directive emphasizes a risk-based approach, meaning organizations should protect their systems based on potential threats. Collaboration is key, as NIS2 encourages information sharing among stakeholders. Moreover, it requires comprehensive incident reporting to help understand and counter emerging threats.
The NIS2 directive expands coverage from the original 7 sectors under the NIS directive, adding 8 more for a total of 15 sectors. To access sector-specific NIS2 information, simply click on one of the sectors listed below.
NIS2 classifies organizations as either “Essential Entities” (EE) or “Important Entities” (IE). Public or private entities in these sectors with over 50 employees and an annual turnover above 10M have to determine their group and follow the related rules.
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