NIS2

Publication et contexte actuel

EU Directive (EU) 2022/2555 entered into force in January 2023 with Member State transposition due in 2024.

Obligatoire ou volontaire

Applies through national law to essential and important entities in covered sectors such as energy, transport, banking, health, digital infrastructure, public administration, and selected digital providers.

Public concerné

EU-facing operators of critical or important services, their security leadership, suppliers, and multi-country teams preparing cyber-risk management and incident reporting evidence.

Modèle de contrôles

Risk management, incident handling, business continuity, supply-chain security, vulnerability handling, encryption, access control, asset management, training, and management accountability.

What NIS2 asks teams to prove

Directive sécurité des réseaux et de l'information becomes operational when obligations are turned into scoped controls, named owners, evidence requests, review decisions, residual risk, and management reporting. The guide page keeps that chain explicit so buyers can understand how the standard is handled inside PlanGRC.

Feuille de route pratique

1. Define scope

   Confirm business units, systems, data classes, regions, and services where NIS2 applies.

2. Map controls

   Translate obligations into controls, owner assignments, due dates, testing approach, and evidence expectations.

3. Collect proof

   Request evidence from owners, preserve attachments or vault references, and keep reviewer decisions traceable.

4. Assess gaps

   Score readiness, identify missing evidence, evaluate residual risk, and create remediation tickets where needed.

5. Report and maintain

   Publish executive and audit-ready views, keep exceptions visible, and re-run periodic reviews after change.

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