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IT support for NIS2 entities
NIS2 is not another box to tick but real requirements for security and incident response for which the board is accountable. We help you determine whether you are covered, then meet the obligations without scare tactics and without overpaying.
The NIS2 directive and its implementation in Polish law extend cybersecurity obligations to many firms that did not have them before. It starts with determining whether you are an essential or important entity, and ends with a working risk management system, monitoring and an incident reporting procedure. We guide you through it practically, step by step.
Challenges in this sector
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Are we covered by NIS2 at all
The first question is whether you are an essential entity, an important one, or out of scope. It depends on the sector and the size of the firm, and a wrong assessment means either an unnecessary cost or unmet obligations.
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Obligations that must translate into actions
The act speaks of risk management, business continuity and technical safeguards. This has to translate into specific solutions and documents, not stay as general slogans.
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Board accountability and penalties
Management is accountable for compliance, and the rules provide for severe penalties. This is no longer solely a matter for the IT department but a decision and a risk at board level.
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Reporting incidents on time
NIS2 requires detecting an incident and reporting it within tight deadlines. Without monitoring and a ready procedure, a firm learns of the problem too late and misses the report.
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No risk analysis
Without a sound risk analysis, you cannot justify why one set of safeguards was implemented rather than another. It is the foundation required by both the act and common sense.
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Security without overpaying
It is easy to buy too much or too little. The point is safeguards proportionate to the risk and the size of the firm, not a set that looks good on an invoice.
Services we pick for this sector
AI in cybersecurity and NIS2 compliance
AI helps with what is most labour-intensive under NIS2: analysing logs and events, detecting anomalies, initial classification of alerts and speeding up incident response. In security monitoring it genuinely shortens the time from event to response, which matters given reporting deadlines.
We deploy AI in the security layer where it delivers results, and make sure that using AI tools in the firm does not itself create new risk. We write AI usage rules into the risk analysis and security policy so they are consistent with the approach NIS2 requires.
Firms choose us for NIS2 because we translate the rules into specific actions and choose safeguards proportionate to the risk, without scare tactics and without overpaying.
- 24 hearly warning deadline for an incident
- 24/7monitoring and detection
- 2 categoriesessential or important entity
- ISO 27001standard we work to
Related case studies
- Law firm Law firm: Microsoft 365 backup and NIS2 readiness in 6 weeks Email and documents in Microsoft 365 with no independent backup, no MFA and no real endpoint protection, with NIS2 obligations on the horizon. 6 wks from start to NIS2 readiness 100% of accounts with active MFA Anonymised case study Details
- Manufacturing company Manufacturer: NIS2 rollout, OT network segmentation and monitoring The production hall, machines and office on one flat network, no risk analysis and no monitoring, while holding the status of an important entity under NIS2 and facing growing pressure from supply chain audits. 6 separated VLAN segments 100% of critical assets under monitoring Anonymised case study Details
- Logistics company, freight forwarding Logistics company: ransomware incident response and TMS restore from backup Encrypted servers and a halted TMS along with warehouse operations. A backup existed, but had never been tested for a real restore. 0 PLN ransom paid 22 h to restore the TMS and warehouse Anonymised case study Details
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether my firm is subject to NIS2?
It depends on your sector of activity and the size of the firm, which decide whether you are an essential entity, an important one, or out of scope. We start with that assessment so we know which obligations actually apply to you.
Where does a NIS2 implementation begin?
With a risk analysis and an audit of the security state. On that basis we know what already works, where the gaps are and which safeguards and documents to implement to meet the requirements proportionately to the risk.
What does incident reporting under NIS2 look like?
The rules provide for tight deadlines, including an early warning counted in hours from detection. That is why we combine monitoring that detects the incident with a ready procedure, so the report is possible within the required time.
Who is accountable for NIS2 compliance in the firm?
Accountability rests with management, and the rules provide for penalties. That is why we arrange safeguards and documentation so the board can demonstrate that it exercised due diligence.
Do you help only with the paperwork, or with the technology too?
With both. We do the risk analysis and documentation, but we also deploy specific safeguards: EDR endpoint protection, security monitoring and incident handling. Compliance without working technology is illusory.
Do you provide monitoring and incident response?
Yes. We run continuous security monitoring and incident handling, from detection through containment to recovery and reporting. That directly answers the NIS2 requirements for detection and response.
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