5 Simple Principles to Protect Your Business
If your organisation falls under the NIS2 directive, it is important to start preparations early. Insight offers an integrated approach to help your organisation comply with the NIS2 Directive.
Our approach uses existing processes within your organisation as a basis of NIS2 compliance and considers other EU directives and regulations. We focus on the most important five points to ensure timely implementation.
To ensure that the impact of any security incident is minimised, it is important to implement backup and recovery measures as part of the basic security principles.
A Security Incident Response plan is a document that organisations follow to detect, respond to, and recover from security incidents.
The primary goal of an incident response plan is to minimise damage, contain the incident, and restore normal operation as quickly as possible.
Emergency response plans and evacuation drills are familiar concepts. A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is equally crucial, enabling organisations to provide critical services within a specified timeframe, a vital part of Business Continuity Management (BCM).
With remote work becoming the norm, not everyone is connected to the company's network at all times, resulting in the Firewall being bypassed. However, the Firewall has traditionally been a crucial protection for companies. This is why individuals are now referred to as Human Firewalls, emphasising the importance of cybersecurity awareness.
Small and medium-sized enterprises are increasingly targeted by supply chain attacks due to their less rigorous cybersecurity risk management and limited security resources. These attacks not only affect their operations but can also have a cascading effect on larger entities they supply. Effective risk management and supply chain security measures are crucial to prevent such attacks.
Schedule a meeting with an Expert to learn everything about NIS2 that's specific to your organisation. Our session will focus on the regulations of NIS2, with a comprehensive overview of its impact on your organisation.
This includes duty of care, duty to report, supervision, and liability. We'll define clear next steps and a call to action to get your organisation ready for NIS2