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Compliance framework

NIS2

The NIS2 Directive (Directive (EU) 2022/2555) is the European Union’s updated regulatory framework for network and information security, replacing the earlier NIS Directive.
NIS2 aims to harmonize cybersecurity requirements across EU member states; broaden the scope of regulated entities (to “essential” and “important” entities); strengthen obligations for risk management, incident reporting, and governance; and impose stricter enforcement and penalties for non-compliance.

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Key benefits

  • 01

    Continuous Visibility

    Gain real-time insight into your entire technology estate to identify gaps and maintain compliance.

  • 02

    Automated Evidence Collection

    Generate audit-ready reports and documentation without manual effort.

  • 03

    Historical Tracking

    Show auditors your progress over time with built-in change and remediation history.

  • 04

    Third-Party Risk Awareness

    Extend visibility to vendors, suppliers, and external systems that affect compliance.

  • 05

    Faster Compliance Readiness

    Accelerate your NIS2 program with pre-mapped controls and guided remediation workflows.

  • 06

    Executive Oversight

    Deliver clear summaries and dashboards for leadership accountability under NIS2.

Key updates in NIS2 vs the old NIS directive include:

  • Expanded scope (more sectors, more types of entities)
  • Tighter governance and accountability (including obligations on management bodies) 
  • Stricter incident reporting requirements (shorter timelines, more detail)

  • Emphasis on supply chain / third-party risk 

  • Stronger supervisory powers and higher penalties 

 

Background photo - Key updates in NIS2 vs the old NIS directive include:

Configuration Management using CIS benchmarks

The Nanitor Configuration Management Security Component includes a flexible set of benchmark rules (depending on your industry requirements) to accommodate your security hardening efforts and meet your NIS2 requirements.

User-friendly overview of critical patches

The Vulnerability and Patch Management Security Components give a clear overview of required patches and active vulnerabilities, helping you fine-tune your patching cadence. Remediation and progress reporting can be customized by platform groups (cloud, servers, networks, databases and desktops) and adjusted to the appropriate audience (from engineers to management).

Diamond Vision - what you can't see, you can't secure

The Nanitor Diamond prioritizes issues and works in harmony with the Remediation Management to systematically harden the highest-priority (risk-based) issues first. Focus on the most critical areas to start with and work your way down to the less vital issues as you strengthen your security posture.

Remediation Management

The Remediation Management Collaboration Component helps get you to your desired security state in a systematic fashion. Organize security issues into user-friendly projects, assign them to a responsible employee and keep track of progress.