New NIS2 Requirements for Cyber Hygiene
Research shows that over 90% of all incidents start with a human element. As a response, the EU has included cyber hygiene practices and cyber security training as part of the NIS2 Directive.
Cyber Hygiene Measures
Cyber hygiene refers to the measures individuals and organizations take to maintain good cyber security health and protect their digital environments from cyber threats. It involves taking proactive and preventive steps to reduce the risk of cyberattacks and ensure the overall security of information systems.
Article 21 (2G)
Basic cyber hygiene practices and cyber security training.
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Key Aspects of Cyber Hygiene
Data backups
Access control
IoT security
Mobile security
Password management
Software updates and patching
Secure Wi-Fi best practices
Incident response planning
Secure web browsing
Compliance with regulations
Phishing awareness & employee training
Firewall and security software (like anti-virus)
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Getting You Ready for NIS2 Compliance
What Is NIS2 & How Will It Affect Your Organization?
Under the NIS2 Directive, more entities and sectors will be required to take steps that will aid in improving cyber security in Europe. In addition to addressing supply chain security, NIS2 streamlines reporting obligations introduces stricter supervisory measures, and introduces more enforcement requirements.
How the NIS2 Cyber Security Directive Will Impact You
As part of this webinar, we will be joined by Anders Jonson, a Cyber Security Expert and Senior Advisor at ENISA, who has been involved in the development of NIS2 for the EU.
Lessons on NIS2 Compliance: A Guide to Securing Critical Infrastructure
Discover how to navigate the scope of the NIS 2 directive and comply with the requirements to prevent and respond to cyberattacks.