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The new NIS2 directive

The upcoming Network and Information Security (NIS2) directive applies to more companies than the current NIS. The NIS2 directive focuses on all sectors already covered by the first NIS directive, as well as some new sectors. This means more public and private organizations will be subject to it.

How do you ensure your organization complies with NIS2?

We test, inspect, certify and train your organization according to NIS2 standards, helping you demonstrably reduce cybersecurity risks for your network and information systems.

Does the NIS2 directive apply to your company?

In the Netherlands, the current European NIS directive is known as the Wbni (Wet beveiliging netwerk- en informatiesystemen or Network and Information Systems Security Act). The second European NIS directive will also be implemented in Dutch law, becoming Wbni2. While the precise sectors for Wbni2 are still unknown, it is certain that more sectors will be included. Want to know what’s coming? Discover the current information in our webinar

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Supply chain responsibility under NIS2: why managing your suppliers Is more important than ever

The NIS2 Directive introduces new requirements for organizations that must be able to demonstrate that their cybersecurity is under control. This goes beyond securing your own organization. Under NIS2, supply chain responsibility also plays a key role. Organizations must understand the cyber risks associated with suppliers, IT service providers, cloud providers and other supply chain partners, and take appropriate measures to manage those risks.

Why Kiwa?

✓ One-stop-shop: services for OT, IT, and IoT under one roof

✓ Independent, objective assessments

✓ Expertise in laws and regulations

✓ Proven quality in testing, inspection, certification and training

✓ Forward-looking vision on cybersecurity