Cyber Security Blog

Detecting a cyber security incident is only the first step. Under NIS2 incident reporting requirements, organizations must also determine whether the incident is reportable, notify the appropriate authority within strict timelines, and continue providing updates as investigations progress.   Meeting these obligations requires more than knowing the reporting deadlines. Security, IT, compliance, legal, and management teams need clear processes for classifying incidents, coordinating investigations, gathering evidence, and...

Cyber security risk management used to mean updating an Excel tracking sheet once or twice a year, taking a few screenshots of your cloud setup, and emailing back and forth with external auditors.   Under the NIS2 Directive, that approach is no longer viable.   The Directive mandates proactive, risk-proportionate cyber security measures, backed by strict management oversight and rapid incident reporting. When auditors or national authorities evaluate your...