How to prepare for the European directive and address
cyber risk strategically

Cybersecurity is no longer a choice: it’s a responsibility.
With the entry into force of the Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2),
the European Union is taking a decisive step toward strengthening the digital resilience of critical infrastructure.
We analyze what this directive actually means for Italian and European companies and how organizations can easily and effectively understand their risk and compliance levels.
What is the NIS2 Directive?
NIS2 is the evolution of the previous NIS Directive, extended to new sectors and with much more stringent requirements. It applies to medium-sized and large companies in sectors deemed essential or important, such as:
● Energy
● Transportation
● Healthcare
● Finance
● ICT Suppliers
● Waste Management
● Digital Services, and many others.

It introduces very specific requirements and a radical shift in mindset in cyber risk management.
Here are the main points of attention:
● Stricter obligations for companies in strategic and highly critical sectors
● Higher penalties for those who do not comply with minimum security measures ●
Direct responsibility of top management in overseeing cybersecurity
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Very tight deadlines for reporting incidents (within 24 hours at the latest)
Our objective is clear: all this requires a profound transformation. Cybersecurity can no longer be relegated to a technical department, but must become a central element of corporate governance, strengthening the ability to prevent, detect, and respond to cyber incidents that could compromise national security or the continuity
of essential services.
Digital Compliance: Self-assessment as the first step towards
compliance

Understanding whether your organization is compliant with NIS2 is no easy feat. This is why Digital Compliance was created, a tool designed to help companies identify their vulnerabilities and regulatory gaps through guided questionnaires. It is the result of a partnership between Bee, Carosella Group’s integrated digital platform, and Risk Solver.

These self-assessment tools provide:

● An initial structured analysis of the company’s situation
● Immediate identification of critical areas
● Clear guidance on corrective actions to implement.

All with a simple, rapid approach designed to support even the least experienced companies.

Are you ready to address cyber risk?
Start today with an assessment using the Digital Compliance questionnaires. It’s the first step in turning compliance into a strategic advantage.
The future of your company’s cybersecurity can begin today.
Book an appointment with us to learn more.