Outsourcing
Point of Contact
We take on the outsourced Contact Person role to manage cybersecurity incidents and coordinate notifications.
About us
We have a technical profile with a high degree of specialization. We combine cybersecurity and governance to translate the NIS2 Directive into concrete policies, controls, and processes aligned with standards such as the NIST CSF, ENISA, and ISO 27001.
These skills allow us to support effectively organizations throughout their NIS2 compliance journey.
Dedicated Consultant
Cybersecurity
We provide you with a consultant for risk management and the implementation of security measures.
End-to-end NIS2 compliance
Technology Support
We use cutting-edge software for risk management and the drafting of technical policies.
Why PrivacyRise makes it simpler
A pragmatic framework to achieve NIS2 compliance: initial assessment, action plan, and ongoing governance across people, processes, and technologies.
Cybersecurity Maturity Model
To assess the implementation level of security measures, we adopt the NIST cybersecurity maturity assessment framework.
Risk Mapping and Assessment
We map services, IT assets, and third-party suppliers, determining their inherent and residual risk levels.
Implementation and Evidence
We draft technical policies and procedures, runbooks, SOC documentation, vulnerability management processes, and RPO/RTO evidence that can be audited.
Notifications and Improvement
We adopt processes and templates for notifications (24-hour early warning, 72-hour notification, final report) and continuous improvement.
The NIS2 compliance journey
From Assessment to continuous monitoring, with clear deliverables at every stage of the Compliance Journey.
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Business Impact Analysis
The first step toward NIS2 compliance is a complete mapping of the organization’s assets and processes.
- Maturity level
- Inventory of processes and critical assets
- Responsibility & governance matrix
- Third-party dependencies
Deliverable: Asset inventory
Template: Assets and dependencies
Risk Management
In a second phase, the risk exposure of IT assets and the supply chain must be assessed.
- Inherent Risk Assessment
- Residual Risk Assessment
- Third-party supplier register
- Cyber-risk training
Deliverable: Risk assessment
Template: Risk management matrix
Incident Management
At the core of the NIS2 Directive is the management of cybersecurity incidents through a dedicated register for classification and reporting.
- Creation of the Incident Register
- Incident notification process
- Backup and recovery procedure
- Incident Management Policy
Deliverable: Policy & runbook package
Template: reports and registers
Policies and Cryptography
The implementation of technical security measures is the final step toward full compliance with the NIS2 Directive.
- Technical policies
- Business Continuity and DR
- Access management and MFA
- Vulnerability Assessment and Pen Testing
Deliverable: Technical policies and implementations
Template: Information security policy
Download the Complete Guide
Enter your details and receive the Complete Guide to NIS2 compliance, including operational checklists and quick wins. We will also provide a profile for appointing the Point of Contact.
- Security measures and cyber maturity checklist
- Point of Contact profile
- Concise roadmap of next steps
- Zero spam: only useful information
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does NIS2 apply to?
It applies to a broad range of sectors (e.g. energy, transport, healthcare, public administration, ICT, digital services). Organizations are classified as essential o important based on their size and the impact of the services provided.
What are the main measures required?
Risk management, incident response, business continuity/disaster recovery, supply-chain security, testing and audits, encryption and identity management, logging and monitoring.
How do incident notifications work?
A structured process with early warning within 24 hours, notification within 72 hours and a final report within 1 month, addressed to the competent authorities.
Can we start with a reduced scope?
Yes. We start with critical services/assets, secure the most exposed points, and then expand in phases, with clear risk and benefit metrics.
Note: this material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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