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With a fast-approaching deadline for EU Member States to implement policies enforcing the NIS2 Directive, businesses across all sectors are already facing new challenges related to regulatory compliance and reporting. NIS2 introduces security requirements for organizations, but many stakeholders are still unsure how these changes will affect their operations, particularly concerning OT and IoT environments.
The Directive mandates reporting significant cyber incidents within 24 hours, with follow-up details within 72 hours. Is your organization prepared to handle cyber incidents affecting physical processes? Are you able to assess your mean-time-to-recover for compromised OT/IoT systems?
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With a fast-approaching deadline for EU Member States to implement policies enforcing the NIS2 Directive, businesses across all sectors are already facing new challenges related to regulatory compliance and reporting. NIS2 introduces security requirements for organizations, but many stakeholders are still unsure how these changes will affect their operations, particularly concerning OT and IoT environments.
The Directive mandates reporting significant cyber incidents within 24 hours, with follow-up details within 72 hours. Is your organization prepared to handle cyber incidents affecting physical processes? Are you able to assess your mean-time-to-recover for compromised OT/IoT systems?
Join us to learn:
With a fast-approaching deadline for EU Member States to implement policies enforcing the NIS2 Directive, businesses across all sectors are already facing new challenges related to regulatory compliance and reporting. NIS2 introduces security requirements for organizations, but many stakeholders are still unsure how these changes will affect their operations, particularly concerning OT and IoT environments.
The Directive mandates reporting significant cyber incidents within 24 hours, with follow-up details within 72 hours. Is your organization prepared to handle cyber incidents affecting physical processes? Are you able to assess your mean-time-to-recover for compromised OT/IoT systems?
Join us to learn:
With a fast-approaching deadline for EU Member States to implement policies enforcing the NIS2 Directive, businesses across all sectors are already facing new challenges related to regulatory compliance and reporting. NIS2 introduces security requirements for organizations, but many stakeholders are still unsure how these changes will affect their operations, particularly concerning OT and IoT environments.
The Directive mandates reporting significant cyber incidents within 24 hours, with follow-up details within 72 hours. Is your organization prepared to handle cyber incidents affecting physical processes? Are you able to assess your mean-time-to-recover for compromised OT/IoT systems?
Join us to learn:
With a fast-approaching deadline for EU Member States to implement policies enforcing the NIS2 Directive, businesses across all sectors are already facing new challenges related to regulatory compliance and reporting. NIS2 introduces security requirements for organizations, but many stakeholders are still unsure how these changes will affect their operations, particularly concerning OT and IoT environments.
The Directive mandates reporting significant cyber incidents within 24 hours, with follow-up details within 72 hours. Is your organization prepared to handle cyber incidents affecting physical processes? Are you able to assess your mean-time-to-recover for compromised OT/IoT systems?
Join us to learn: