
NIS2 Readiness
Problem
NIS2 is national law, and the obligations sit with management personally — they cannot be delegated to IT or an external provider. Yet most companies still can’t answer the first question: does it even apply to us?
The ones who know they’re in scope face a second problem. Their customers are already asking for proof, and what’s being sold as “NIS2 compliance” is often a certificate that does not exist. There is no NIS2 certification.deployers, not just the companies building models — and the AI literacy duty in Article 4 applies regardless of how low-risk your use case is. Meanwhile vendors are reassuring customers that their product is compliant, which says nothing at all about your own obligations.
Solution
We start with the question everyone skips: are you in scope, and why? You get a documented determination — sector annex, size thresholds, and the supply-chain route that pulls companies in through their customers.prototype protection, data protection — genuinely apply.
From there we assess you against the ten risk-management measures in Article 21 and the incident-reporting duties, then hand you a prioritised roadmap with owners and effort estimates. Everything lands in a GRC workspace, so your evidence stays current instead of aging in a spreadsheet.ISO/IEC 42001.
Agenda
Execution
This runs as three to four working sessions over roughly three weeks. We work from interviews and documents you already have — nothing is installed on your network.
You receive:
Scope determination with documented reasoning.
Gap report against Art. 21 and the reporting duties.
Remediation roadmap with owners, effort and priority.
Management briefing covering liability and duties.


Target Audience
Newly in-scope entities: companies that crossed a threshold or sit in a covered sector for the first time.
Suppliers pulled in from above: you’re not directly regulated, but your customer is — and now you are too.
Management boards: who carry the personal liability and want evidence of due care.
Companies holding a questionnaire: a customer asked, and you need a defensible answer.
ROI & Business Impact
Why Invest in This?
Personal Liability
NIS2 puts management personally on the hook — and the duty cannot be delegated away. A documented readiness assessment is your evidence of due care.
Faster Sales Cycles
Answer customer security questionnaires in days instead of weeks. The evidence is already collected and mapped.
No Wasted Spend
Fix the five things that actually matter before buying the platform you don’t need.
Pricing
Scoped Around Your Team.
Every engagement is scoped to your team, your industry, and your risk profile. Tell us what you need and we’ll put together a concrete offer.
FAQ
Common Questions
Are we even in scope?
Is this a NIS2 certification?
We already have ISO 27001. Do we still need this?
Our customer sent us a NIS2 questionnaire. Can you help with just that?
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