NIS-2 Directive explained for companies (Part 2)

NIS 2 Directive for Businesses (Part 2)

Content

• 00:00 – Intro and presentation of aikux Service and Netwrix
• 04:51 – NIS2: Companies affected
• 07:10 – NIS2: What’s new
• 10:30 – NIS2: Action Levels
• 13:33 – Required implementation table of the NIS 2 Directive (Article 21)
  and how these can be met with Netwrix products
• 18:28 – Netwrix Auditor
• 19:45 p.m. – Netwrix Privileged Access Management (PAM)
• 30:41 – Netwrix Privilege Secure Live
• 50:02 – Closing words

In the webinar

The webcast covers in depth the new NIS 2 Directive, which comes into force on October 17, and what it means for businesses. Here are the key points and reasons why this recording is worth watching:

Why it’s worth watching:

• Comprehensive understanding of the NIS 2 Directive:The webcast provides a detailed overview of the NIS 2 Directive, its requirements and the consequences for companies.
• Practical implementation tips:Concrete steps and recommendations are given on how companies can prepare for the new requirements.
• Presentation of relevant tools and solutions:The webcast will demonstrate how the specific products and solutions Netwrix PAM, Netwrix Auditor and Netwrix Privilege Secure Live can help meet NIS-2 requirements and effectively manage cyber security incidents.
• Experiences and best practices:By presenting real-world examples and best practices, viewers will gain valuable insights into the practical implementation of the NIS 2 Directive.
• Interactive elements and live demonstrations:Live demonstrations of tools and solutions provide a practical insight and show their benefits and possible applications.

Overall, the webcast is particularly valuable for IT and security managers in companies who want to ensure that they meet the new regulatory requirements and adapt their cyber security measures accordingly.

Key points about the NIS 2 Directive:

• Aim of the directive:
  • The NIS 2 Directive aims to increase cyber security in Europe and ensure that companies can better respond to cyber attacks.
  • The aim is to create a uniform framework for cyber security in the EU in order to compensate for existing national differences.
• Extended range:
  • The number of affected sectors is increased to 18.
  • Companies with more than 50 employees or an annual turnover of more than 10 million euros are affected.
  • Distinction between important and essential facilities.
• Stricter requirements and fines:
  • Significant tightening of the catalogue of fines.
  • Personal liability of management for cyber security incidents.
• Obligations for companies:
  • Independent review of NIS-2 impact.
  • Definition of responsibilities and introduction of risk management and reporting processes.
  • Reporting obligations within 24 hours, 72 hours and 30 days of an incident.
• Technical and organizational measures:
  • Need to implement technical and organizational measures to reduce risks and increase resilience.
• Product solutions:
  • The webcast will introduce solutions such as Netwrix Auditor and Privilege Secure that help organizations become NIS-2 compliant.