In recent years, cybersecurity has become the main focus of European regulation. The arrival of the NIS 2 Directive and the subsequent legislative decree (d.lgs 138/2024) have significantly boosted this crucial topic. The growing threat of cyberattacks and the lack of cybersecurity awareness among companies have made a solid regulatory reference point necessary.
The NIS 2 Directive introduces stringent specific obligations regarding incident management and operational continuity, strengthening supply chain security and imposing training requirements.
Additionally, unlike NIS 1, a sanctioning system has been created, impacting both non-compliant companies and negligent corporate leaders.
The "NIS 2 Management System"
Rexilience has developed the NIS 2 Management System, based on ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and calibrated to NIS 2, including a manual, procedures, policies, risk management, documentation, and regulatory mapping. The goal is to support companies in achieving compliance quickly and effectively.
The NIS 2 Management System by Rexilience is a “linear” and “guided” version of the ISMS (Information Security Management System as per ISO/IEC 27001), related to the contents of the Directive and the Decree. The objective is to improve the cybersecurity posture of companies, effectively managing the complexity of legal, organizational, and technological obligations.
Through the NIS2 Management System, it is possible to apply for accredited certification and it is a system that can be integrated with other pre-existing Management Systems.
Advantages
Implementing the “NIS 2 Management System” offers numerous benefits:
- Regulatory compliance: Ensures that the company complies with European and national regulations, reducing the risk of sanctions.
- Scalability and ease of implementation: The system is designed to be scalable and easily implementable, adapting to the specific needs of each company.
- Improvement of corporate compliance: Helps improve corporate compliance, ensuring that all procedures and policies are aligned with current regulations.
- Operational resilience: Enhances operational resilience and incident management, reducing the impact of potential cyberattacks.
- Reputation and image: Improves the company’s reputation and image, increasing the trust of customers, partners, and stakeholders.
- Competitiveness: Increases the company’s competitiveness, making it more attractive to customers and partners.
- Management accountability: Promotes management accountability, ensuring that corporate leaders are aware and involved in cybersecurity management.
- Continuous training: Provides continuous training to all roles and responsibilities, improving the awareness of operational staff.
- Supply chain management: Enhances supply chain management, ensuring that all suppliers comply with cybersecurity standards.
- Continuous audit and evaluation: Includes a continuous audit and evaluation program, ensuring that the system is always updated and compliant.