We will help you develop a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy that meets the requirements of the NIS 2 directive.
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Jēkabs Hincenbergs
Co-founder & CTO at Swotzy
NIS2 is the European Union’s cybersecurity directive — Directive (EU) 2022/2555 — designed to strengthen cyber resilience across critical sectors such as energy, transport, health, and digital infrastructure.
Each EU member state is required to transpose NIS2 into national law, adapting it to their specific legal and administrative frameworks. This means that while the core goals remain the same, implementation and enforcement can vary by country.
NIS2 applies to organizations of all sizes across 18 critical sectors, grouped into:
These include sectors such as energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure, finance, public administration, and others.
The directive requires enhanced cybersecurity through:
NIS2 applies to organizations of all sizes across 18 critical sectors, grouped into:
These include sectors such as energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure, finance, public administration, and others.
The directive requires enhanced cybersecurity through:
Reaguodama į ES NIS 2 direktyvą, Lietuva pakeitė savo Kibernetinio saugumo įstatymą ir 2024 m. lapkričio 6 d. priėmė Vyriausybes nutarimą Nr. 945, kuriame nustatomos išsamios kibernetinio saugumo prievolės, tokios kaip:
Taip pat nustatomi griežti įgyvendinimo terminai (12–24 mėnesiai po registracijos įtraukimo į Kibernetinio saugumo subjektų registrą).
Our platform and cybersecurity experts will help you implement all your compliance requirements.
Compliance analysis
Automated evidence collection
Data extraction & Risk assessment
Policy & Documentation setup
Risk management & Security workflows
Continuous monitoring & Reporting
We comprehensively review your processes, controls, and documentation for full NIS2 alignment. Our platform identifies and prioritizes gaps by risk, provides targeted recommendations, and customizes controls to your operations, establishing clear compliance goals.
Our proactive security platform automatically gathers compliance evidence directly through Slack orTeams, continuously assessing your readiness against NIS2 and other critical regulations in real-time - so you can maintain compliance effortlessly.
Our cybersecurity evidence engine automatically extracts relevant data from logs and user inputs to critical documentation and benchmarks it against NIS2 requirements. It flags and categorizes vulnerabilities by severity, delivering concise reports to efficiently address compliance gaps.
CyberUpgrade simplifies policy creation with ready-to-use templates specifically designed for your compliance needs. Documentation is automatically captured, eliminating the tedious process of manual collection and storage.
We’ve built hundreds of automated security and compliance workflows safeguarding your operations daily. These handle resource-intensive tasks like team training by proactively engaging every employee, ensuring robust compliance without extra workload.
Our platform continuously monitors data from all your systems, delivering a real-time view of your security posture. It also generates dynamic, automated reports that translate raw data into actionable insights.
Compliance analysis
We comprehensively review your processes, controls, and documentation for full NIS2 alignment. Our platform identifies and prioritizes gaps by risk, provides targeted recommendations, and customizes controls to your operations, establishing clear compliance goals.
Automated evidence collection
Our proactive security platform automatically gathers compliance evidence directly through Slack orTeams, continuously assessing your readiness against NIS2 and other critical regulations in real-time - so you can maintain compliance effortlessly.
Data extraction & Risk assessment
Our cybersecurity evidence engine automatically extracts relevant data from logs and user inputs to critical documentation and benchmarks it against NIS2 requirements. It flags and categorizes vulnerabilities by severity, delivering concise reports to efficiently address compliance gaps.
Policy & Documentation setup
CyberUpgrade simplifies policy creation with ready-to-use templates specifically designed for your compliance needs. Documentation is automatically captured, eliminating the tedious process of manual collection and storage.
Risk management & Security workflows
We’ve built hundreds of automated security and compliance workflows safeguarding your operations daily. These handle resource-intensive tasks like team training by proactively engaging every employee, ensuring robust compliance without extra workload.
Continuous monitoring & Reporting
Our platform continuously monitors data from all your systems, delivering a real-time view of your security posture. It also generates dynamic, automated reports that translate raw data into actionable insights.
Increase competitiveness when working with large and public organizations.
Reduce the risk of data leakage or business disruption.
Reduce the risk of losses due to data breaches, fines, and lawsuits.
Reduce the risk of becoming a tool for hackers to trick others.
Under the NIS2 Directive, the management body of an organization is responsible for ensuring compliance with cybersecurity requirements. In cases of non-compliance or other violations, national competent authorities may impose enforcement measures, which can include temporary suspension of responsible executives, restrictions on certain organizational activities, or administrative fines.
According to the Cybersecurity Law, the maximum fine for entities classified as essential may reach €10,000,000 or up to 2% of the legal entity’s total worldwide annual turnover from the previous financial year - whichever is higher.
For entities defined as important under the law, the maximum fine is €7,000,000 or up to 1.4% of the legal entity’s total worldwide annual turnover from the previous financial year—whichever is higher.
Some EU member states have introduced national laws under the NIS2 framework that allow for personal fines against responsible individuals, typically ranging from a few hundred to several thousand euros, with higher penalties for repeated non-compliance.
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