Hermetix helps you meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive with end-to-end compliance services—ensuring operational resilience, legal readiness, and protection against emerging cyber threats.
The NIS2 Directive is the European Union’s updated cybersecurity framework, designed to strengthen the cyber resilience of critical and important entities across the EU. Coming into full effect in 2024–2025, it expands obligations for companies in sectors like energy, finance, health, transport, telecom, and more.NIS2 introduces stricter risk management, incident reporting, and supply chain security requirements, along with personal liability for senior management in cases of non-compliance.
At Hermetix, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all compliance. Our NIS2 modular packages are built around a deep understanding of your organization’s structure, risk profile, and regulatory exposure. We begin with a targeted assessment and deliver exactly what your business needs—nothing more, nothing less.
We map your environment, then deploy only the NIS2 components required for your specific sector, size, and systems.
Before anything else, determine whether your organization is classified as an "Essential" or "Important" entity under NIS2. This will define the depth of compliance required and guide how you structure your response plan.
Perform a detailed gap analysis of your existing policies, technologies, and incident response capabilities. This helps identify what’s already in place, what needs upgrading, and where your biggest vulnerabilities lie.
NIS2 isn’t just an IT issue, it involves leadership, legal, procurement, and operations. Build a cross-department team early, define responsibilities, and ensure executive buy-in to implement sustainable, organization-wide compliance.
DORA requires institutions to manage ICT risks across the entire lifecycle of their systems. We help you implement a formal ICT risk management framework, including risk identification, mitigation plans, control testing, and periodic evaluations. We align these frameworks with global standards like ISO 27001 and NIST.