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NIS2 Compliance Readiness

Make NIS2 manageable, structured, and audit-ready. We turn cybersecurity, incident reporting, supplier risk, resilience, and management accountability into a practical implementation plan.

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A structured path through NIS2 pressure.

We use ISO/IEC 27001:2022 as the management-system backbone, then add the NIS2-specific layer for governance, reporting readiness, suppliers, resilience, and evidence.

NIS2 scopeISO 27001 baseIncident reportingSupplier security
NIS2 implementation layer
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scope operational
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gaps prioritised
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owners assigned
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evidence tracked

Step 01

Start and scope

Align business areas, processes, systems, suppliers, and existing documentation into an operational scope.

Step 02

Gap analysis

Review policies, controls, evidence, incident reporting, supplier security, resilience, and accountability.

Step 03

Action plan

Turn findings into owners, dependencies, timelines, priorities, and evidence requirements.

Step 04

Implementation

Support process design, documentation, evidence structure, operational routines, and training.

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Our approach

Not a paperwork project

NIS2 becomes an operating model: reviewable processes, clear ownership, and evidence that can be shown when asked.

ISO 27001 as the backbone

We assess your security and operational processes against ISO/IEC 27001:2022, then add NIS2-specific expectations.

Risk and supplier focus

Cyber risk management, supplier security, service provider controls, and resilience are prioritised by exposure.

Management accountability

Management reporting, Lead Implementer training, and decision routines make responsibility explicit.

What you get

NIS2 readiness review and prioritised roadmap
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 based gap analysis
Incident reporting and supplier security approach
Evidence structure for audits, reviews, and management reporting
Training for management and Lead Implementers
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Frequently asked

What does NIS2 implementation cost?

A focused readiness review usually starts in the low five-figure range. Core implementation often lands in the mid five figures; larger multi-site programmes can be higher.

How long does implementation take?

A readiness review and roadmap usually takes 2 to 5 weeks. Core implementation often takes 8 to 12 weeks; complex environments may need 4 to 6 months.

Is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 enough for NIS2?

Not automatically. ISO 27001 is a strong ISMS foundation. NIS2 adds governance, reporting, supplier security, resilience, and evidence expectations.

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