NIS2: Compliance at a Glance

NIS2

ENISA’s recent report on NIS investments highlights how the NIS2 Directive has impacted cybersecurity investments and the overall maturity of organizations involved.

  • 89% of organizations will require more cybersecurity staff to achieve NIS2 compliance, primarily in the cybersecurity architecture and engineering (46%) and cybersecurity operations (40%) domains.
  • Organizations will also need additional FTEs to meet compliance with other horizontal (CRA – 85%) or vertical (DORA – 84%; NCCS – 81%) cybersecurity legislation.
  • Sectors newly covered by the NIS2 Directive, in most cases, lag behind sectors already covered by it in areas such as participation in information-sharing initiatives (60% non-participation), participation in cybersecurity preparedness initiatives, controls to establish trust in supply chain (20% implicitly trust it).

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