Build continuous cyber resilience for EU-critical sectors and prove it with evidence
NIS2 (the EU Network and Information Security Directive) strengthens cyber security requirements for organisations that are essential to the economy and society. It expands the original NIS scope across more sectors and raises expectations on continuous and stricter risk management, governance, incident handling, business continuity, supply chain security, and the use of threat intelligence. It also imposes heavy penalties. Covers essential and important entities like energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure, public administration and manufacturing.
For UK organisations, NIS2 can apply where you operate, ship, manufacture, or provide services within the EU, or where EU partners require NIS2-aligned assurance across the supply chain. Even when not directly in scope, many UK businesses adopt NIS2 as a benchmark for strong cyber hygiene and credible resilience practices.
- EU directive impacting critical sectors and organisations deemed essential or important to the economy
- Focuses on holistic cyber security processes, controls, technologies and continuity of operations
- Covers both corporate IT and Operational Technology systems where relevant
- Obligations for organisations operating or trading across the EU, and for supply chain assurance where required
- Format: NIS2 readiness and scoping review, gap assessment, remediation roadmap, evidence pack, testing and reporting preparation, ongoing compliance rhythm
- Duration: typically 4–12 weeks for readiness (depends on size, sector, sites, and supplier footprint)
- Audience: leadership, risk/compliance, IT/security, OT/engineering (where applicable), incident response, procurement and supplier management
- Ideal for: organisations in NIS2 sectors (including expanded areas such as food production/manufacturing and transport), and UK firms serving EU markets or EU-regulated customers
- What's included: risk management baseline, incident reporting readiness and handling, crisis management, continuity and recovery testing plan, supply chain controls, network security, intelligence approach, evidence structure
NIS2
Common problems
“We do not know if we are in scope, or what the boundaries are.”
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Recommended focus: scope and applicability check
You’ll get: clear scope, obligations, and accountable owners
“Incident handling exists, but reporting readiness is unclear.”
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Recommended focus: incident reporting process and evidence
You’ll get: classification, timelines, and a reporting-ready audit trail
“Our cyber risk work is periodic, not continuous.”
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Recommended focus: continuous risk management rhythm
You’ll get: a repeatable cycle for risk, controls, testing, and improvement
“Supplier and third-party risk is our biggest gap.”
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Recommended focus: supplier governance and controls
You’ll get: supplier register approach, security expectations
“We cannot evidence resilience, continuity, and recovery for critical services.”
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Recommended focus: continuity and recovery testing plan
You’ll get: test scenarios, results tracking, and improvement actions.
“We have OT in the mix and IT-only controls are not enough.”
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Recommended focus: joined-up IT and OT risk controls
You’ll get: controls and testing priorities across both environments
What this service includes
- NIS2 scoping workshop (sector fit, entity classification, service boundaries, suppliers, locations)
- Gap assessment mapped to NIS2 obligation areas (risk management, accountability, reporting, continuity)
- Risk management operating model (owners, registers, control mapping, review cadence)
- Incident response and reporting readiness (classification, evidence capture, reporting workflow)
- Business continuity and resilience testing plan (critical services, scenarios, lessons learned, improvement tracking)
- Third-party and supply chain risk approach (supplier oversight controls and evidence expectations)
- Threat intelligence usage and sharing approach (what you consume, how you share safely, and how you evidence it)
- Evidence pack structure to support audits, customer assurance, and regulator conversations
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