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Compliance

NIS2 compliance, simplified

Meet the EU network and information security directive with risk management, supply-chain security and fast incident reporting.

EU Directive 2022/2555

What NIS2 requires

NIS2 broadens cybersecurity obligations to essential and important entities across many sectors. It demands a risk-based approach to security, supply-chain assurance, and incident notification within 24 hours of awareness, with management held directly accountable.

Requirements mapped

How SecureTrust Cyber helps you meet NIS2

How SecureTrust Cyber helps you meet NIS2
RequirementHow SecureTrust satisfies it
Risk-management measures (Art. 21) Continuous vulnerability and configuration visibility, plus automated patching, underpin a defensible risk program. → Managed Patch Management
Network & information security policies (Art. 21) A centralized firewall and segmentation policy enforces consistent security across sites and clouds. → Firewall-as-a-Service
Supply-chain security (Art. 21.2.d) Least-privilege access governs how vendors and third parties reach private resources. → Universal ZTNA
24-hour early warning (Art. 23) Real-time log analysis and threat detection produce the signal you need to notify within the deadline. → SIEM Platform

Evidence

How SecureTrust helps you demonstrate compliance

Continuous visibility

A live view of traffic, assets, vulnerabilities and configurations.

Incident timelines

Correlated security events that reconstruct any incident for reporting.

Access evidence

Zero-trust policy and posture data showing who accessed what.

Patch coverage reports

Proof that your estate is current and maintained.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is my organization in scope for NIS2?
NIS2 covers essential and important entities across energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure and more. If in doubt, assume you are in scope and check the thresholds.
Does SecureTrust Cyber cover all NIS2 requirements?
It provides the technical controls and evidence for most; governance and policy remain your responsibility.

Prove compliance, not just claim it

See how SecureTrust Cyber maps to your obligations.