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A powerful compliance platform

Our platform proactively guides you through the process of preparing for NIS2 compliance. It handles all the hard work for you. From automated evidence collection and risk assessment to managed risk mitigation, complete compliance documentation, ongoing training and monitoring.

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Have you been tasked with dealing with NIS2 compliance? You’re not alone – 85% of CTOs are dealing with the same thing.

Have you been tasked with dealing with NIS2 compliance?
You’re not alone – 85% of CTOs are dealing with the same thing.

“Qzila helped our CTOs to deploy practical cybersecurity processes, as well as fully prepare for NIS2 compliance and documentation.”

Nick Acworth

COO Roxhill Media

You don't have to be an expert - we'll guide you step by step

to FULL compliance with NIS2

Assessing the current state of your organization's cybersecurity.

Our platform proactively engages with your entire team on a 1-to-1 basis. It challenges, evaluates, collects evidence and data for the NIS2 risk assessment.

Assessing the current state of your organization's cybersecurity.

Our platform proactively engages with your entire team on a 1-to-1 basis. It challenges, evaluates, collects evidence and data for the NIS2 risk assessment.

Assessing the current state of your organization's cybersecurity.

Our platform proactively engages with your entire team on a 1-to-1 basis. It challenges, evaluates, collects evidence and data for the NIS2 risk assessment.

Automated risk assessment and reporting.

Collected evidence is automatically processed and evaluated, resulting in accurate reports on security vulnerabilities.

Automated risk assessment and reporting.

Collected evidence is automatically processed and evaluated, resulting in accurate reports on security vulnerabilities.

Automated risk assessment and reporting.

Collected evidence is automatically processed and evaluated, resulting in accurate reports on security vulnerabilities.

Automated tasks and training for every single employee. Whether you have 1 or 10,000 employees.

Qzila engages each employee individually in security tasks and training, regardless of the size of your team.

Automated tasks and training for every single employee. Whether you have 1 or 10,000 employees.

Qzila engages each employee individually in security tasks and training, regardless of the size of your team.

Automated tasks and training for every single employee. Whether you have 1 or 10,000 employees.

Qzila engages each employee individually in security tasks and training, regardless of the size of your team.

Automated custom incident response plans.

From the available data, the system automatically builds an incident response plan tailored to your infrastructure and generates all necessary security guidelines.

Automated custom incident response plans.

From the available data, the system automatically builds an incident response plan tailored to your infrastructure and generates all necessary security guidelines.

Automated custom incident response plans.

From the available data, the system automatically builds an incident response plan tailored to your infrastructure and generates all necessary security guidelines.

Your cybersecurity policy and NIS2 documentation are ready.

Receive complete NIS2 documentation and your own custom cybersecurity policy.

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Your cybersecurity policy and NIS2 documentation are ready.

Receive complete NIS2 documentation and your own custom cybersecurity policy.

Free consultation

What is the NIS2 Directive?

The European Union's NIS2 Directive obliges organizations and their providers in critical sectors to ensure the security of information (processes, data, code, etc.).

Deadline

The directive must be transposed into national law in each EU country by 17 October 2024. From the following day, the legislation will enter into force and companies will have to comply with it.

Practical advantages of NIS2

Competitive Advantage

Increase your competitiveness when cooperating with large and public organizations.

Loss Prevention

Minimize the risk of financial losses caused by data breaches, fines, or lawsuits.

Risk Management

Limit the likelihood of sensitive information being leaked or business operations being disrupted.

Trustworthiness

Reduce the risk of your company being exploited by hackers to defraud others.

Sectors affected by NIS2

The European regulation applies to a wide range of entities in the financial sector. Here are some of the key types of entities affected by NIS2

Sectors affected by NIS2

The European regulation applies to a wide range of entities in the financial sector. Here are some of the key types of entities affected by NIS2

Key Industries

Digital Infrastructure

Energy

Banking

Transportation

Financial Markets and Infrastructure

Public Administration

Water and wastewater sector

Healthcare

Important sectors

Chemical industry

Waste management

Postal and courier services

Research organizations

Manufacturing industry

Digital platforms

Production and distribution of IT equipment

Food sector

Indirectly affected industries

NIS2 also indirectly affects companies that provide goods or services to essential and important entities.

IT service and software providers

Cybersecurity providers

Technology/equipment manufacturers and distributors

External management or service firms

Consultants, law and audit firms

Liability and penalties for non-compliance with NIS2

Under the NIS2 Directive, the management body of an organisation is responsible for ensuring compliance with cybersecurity requirements. In cases of non-compliance or other breaches, the competent national authorities may impose enforcement measures, which may include the temporary suspension of responsible managers, restrictions on certain organisational activities or administrative fines.

Fines will be imposed in case of non-compliance

Essential Entities

Under the Cybersecurity Act, the maximum fine for entities classified as essential can reach EUR 10,000,000 or up to 2% of the legal entity's total worldwide annual turnover for the preceding financial year, whichever is higher.

Significant Entities

For entities defined as significant under the law, the maximum fine is EUR 7,000,000 or up to 1.4% of the legal entity's total worldwide annual turnover in the preceding financial year, whichever is higher.