Practical guide for companies

How to effectively implement NIS2 / UKSC?

Get the practical guide for companies and gain knowledge on how to efficiently and without unnecessary costs prepare the organization for the new requirements.

  • 74 pages of substantive knowledge
  • Practical checklists
  • Implementation roadmap (5 steps)

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Who will benefit from reading the NIS2 guide?

We will be honest: this is not a publication intended solely for IT professionals.
This e-book is a security manual that bridges the business world with the world of IT.

Management boards
(C-Level)

We translate complex regulations into the language of business.

Directors
IT, CISO and DPO

You will find hard legal arguments and an implementation roadmap.

What will you find inside?

Instead of reading dry regulations, you get a ready-made security manual for your organization.

01The NIS2 Revolution and the Cybersecurity Act
what and when is changing?
02Entity qualification
does your company need to implement NIS2?
03Management board liability
new rules of the game
04System foundation
risk management
05Information security policy
the foundation of compliance
06Incident management
a race against time
07Business continuity and backups (BCP and DRP)
08Secure supply chain
09NIS2 implementation roadmap
summary
10Appendices
glossary, checklists

Consequences of lack of management board awareness

Why delegating cybersecurity exclusively to the IT department
is a major business mistake today?

False sense of security

Management often incorrectly assumes that purchasing expensive software alone solves the problem, completely ignoring critical gaps in procedures and the human factor.

Operational paralysis after an attack

The lack of tested and business-approved business continuity plans means that after a ransomware incident, the company does not know how to operate and serve customers.

Underestimated IT budget

Treating security as an unnecessary "IT cost" rather than an investment in business continuity leads to outdated, vulnerable infrastructure without redundant backups.

Glaring legal negligence

The IT department implements systems, but it is the Management Board that must legally approve risk assessments. The lack of the CEO signature and knowledge constitutes a violation resulting in disciplinary liability.

Meet the author of the NIS2 guide

Graduate of the National Defence Academy in the field of National Security (specialization: crisis management). Completed postgraduate studies in security analysis and anti-terrorism threats (Collegium Civitas) and personal data and classified information protection (UKSW). PhD candidate at the of Business.

Lead auditor of information security management systems (ISO/IEC 27001), business continuity management systems (ISO 22301) and internal auditor of privacy information management systems (ISO/IEC 27701). Co-author of a commentary on the personal data protection act. At ODO 24, he is responsible for the quality of work and development of the substantive team.

Tomasz Ochocki – author of the NIS2 guide

Questions and answers NIS2 guide

Who is this e-book for?

The guide is dedicated to top management (CEO, CFO, COO), IT Directors, CISOs and people responsible for compliance and risk management in organizations classified as "key entities" and "important entities" under the amended Cybersecurity Act.

Does the amendment to the Act on the National Cybersecurity System (KSC) also apply to small businesses?

The general rule (the so-called size-cap rule) applies primarily to medium and large enterprises (over 50 employees / EUR 10 million annual turnover). However, there are specific exceptions where micro and small enterprises are also subject to it (e.g. trust service providers, DNS, sole providers of critical services in a given market).

In what format will I receive the materials?

The 74-page guide is sent to the email address provided in the form as an interactive and readable PDF file.

After downloading the e-book, can I consult my company's case with an expert?
Of course. We realize that every organization has its specifics. We offer the opportunity a free consultation – our advisors – Cezary i Marcin – are happy to share their knowledge and advise on how to efficiently and without unnecessary costs prepare the organization for the new requirements.

Ready for NIS2 / UKSC implementation
in your organization?

Download the complete guide and gain knowledge on how to efficiently and without unnecessary costs prepare the organization for the new requirements.

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