EU NIS2 Compliance
Comply with the EU NIS2 Directive (2022/2555) — risk-management, reporting and supply-chain. Continuous evidence collection, pre-mapped controls and a clear path from "in scope" to "audit-ready".
Why teams choose this
Pre-mapped controls
Every EU NIS2 control mapped to evidence and integrations — out of the box.
Audit-ready evidence
Generate auditor-ready EU NIS2 evidence packs in minutes.
Continuous testing
Controls are tested every day, not once a year.
Gap analysis
Immediate visibility into where your environment falls short of EU NIS2.
What's included
- Pre-loaded EU NIS2 control library
- Automated evidence collection
- Real-time gap analysis & roadmap
- Auditor collaboration portal
- Cross-framework re-use of evidence
How it works
- 01Connect
Add your domain or vendor list — no agents, no DNS changes. EU NIS2 alignment starts within minutes.
- 02Analyze
Our engine continuously ingests open-source intelligence, scan data and threat feeds to produce an objective risk score.
- 03Act
Receive prioritized remediations, alerts and exportable evidence — share with your team, board or auditors.
EU NIS2 Compliance — frequently asked questions
- What is NIS2?
- Directive (EU) 2022/2555 on the security of network and information systems. It replaces the original NIS Directive, expands sectoral scope to ~18 sectors, raises baseline controls (Article 21), tightens incident reporting (Article 23) and introduces management-body liability.
- Who must comply with NIS2?
- Essential Entities (energy, transport, banking, financial market infrastructure, health, drinking water, waste water, digital infrastructure, ICT-service management, public administration, space) and Important Entities (postal, waste management, manufacture, food, digital providers, research) above the size threshold.
- What are the NIS2 reporting deadlines?
- Early warning within 24 hours of awareness of a significant incident, incident notification within 72 hours, intermediate report on request, and a final report within 1 month. SecurityRating.com automates timeline tracking and evidence collation for the CSIRT.
- How does NIS2 affect non-EU companies?
- Non-EU entities offering services in the EU must designate an EU representative and remain in scope of NIS2 obligations, supply-chain due diligence under Article 21(2)(d) and incident reporting through the representative's Member State.
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