Implementing NIS2 is not a technology project or a one-off compliance effort. It represents a fundamental shift in how cybersecurity is managed across the organization – covering processes, roles, executive decision-making, and operational readiness.

The NIS2 Directive significantly reshapes the role of the CIO. Cybersecurity is no longer just an operational IT concern – it becomes a strategic responsibility subject to executive oversight.

1. What obligations does NIS2 impose on organizations? The NIS2 Directive introduces clear and measurable requirements across governance, technology, and incident reporting. These are not optional recommendations

NIS2 is the common name for Directive (EU) 2022/2555 of the European Parliament and of the Council. Its objective is to strengthen organizational resilience to cyber threats and harmonize the level of cybersecurity across EU Member States.