NIS2, operationalized — not just explained.
TruSecure determines applicability across country, sector, entity type, size, and criticality — distinguishes essential from important entities — and maps risk-management measures, incident-reporting duties, and board accountability directly to operating controls, with all 27 national transpositions tracked individually.
Check your NIS2 exposureNot sure whether NIS2 covers you at all? Does NIS2 apply to me? — the sector test, the size test, and the exceptions, in plain terms.
Essential or important — why the tier matters
NIS2 sorts in-scope entities into two tiers. Essential entities face proactive supervision under the stricter regime; important entities a lighter one. Which tier applies depends on sector, size and member state — which is why every engagement here starts with classification in your jurisdiction, not with a generic checklist.
All 27 Member States
Thematic Deep Dives
Compliance roadmap
Typical timeline: 3–6 months to full compliance readiness
- 1Weeks 1–4
1.Assessment
Gap analysis against NIS2, risk review, remediation plan.
- 2Weeks 5–12
2.Implementation
Controls deployed, policies written, evidence flowing.
- 3Weeks 13–16
3.Audit prep
Gaps closed, evidence package assembled for the authority.
- 4Weeks 17–24
4.Steady state
Continuous evidence, reports on demand, drift alerts.
With TruSecure: 3× faster to audit-ready. AI does the evidence work; your team keeps the decisions.
Map once, comply everywhere
unified commitmentsOne control model
Each control exists exactly once. Every obligation cites it — a gap shows up once, as one remediation item, not six findings in six programs.
Regulations
NIS2 · DORA · GDPR · EU AI Act
Frameworks
ISO 27001 · SOC 2 · NIST · CMMC · CIS
Contracts
Customer security requirements
Internal policy
Your own security standards
When the law moves, the model moves. A new transposition or a revised annex lands as a reviewable proposal against the controls it cites — not as a gap-analysis project you commission separately.
Art. 21(2)(d) makes your suppliers your problem, and Art. 22 lets the EU assess critical supply chains collectively. TruSecure has one sub-processor, in the EEA, with none discontinued in the last 24 months — which makes it the shortest chain you will assess this year.
TruSecure helps operationalize requirements and prepare evidence. Legal interpretation should be validated by qualified counsel.
The short answer
NIS2 (Directive (EU) 2022/2555) requires essential and important entities across 18 sectors to implement risk-management measures under Article 21, report significant incidents within 24 hours (early warning) and 72 hours (notification), and holds management bodies personally accountable under Article 20. TruSecure determines applicability across all 27 EU member-state transpositions individually.