NIS2
NIS2 requires active security measures and fast incident reporting — not a policy binder. We build and run the SOC monitoring, detection coverage and escalation process it actually depends on.
WHAT WE ACTUALLY DO
NIS2 mandates "appropriate technical measures" to detect incidents and report them within tight deadlines. Most compliance consultancies stop at policy and gap analysis. We build the operational capability underneath it.
Continuous monitoring of your environment so incidents are actually seen, not just logged somewhere.
Detection logic mapped to the threats relevant to your sector, so real incidents actually trigger an alert.
A logging architecture that retains what you need to investigate an incident and prove what happened.
A clear escalation path from detection to decision, so tight reporting deadlines are workable, not a scramble.
HOW WE APPROACH IT
We establish or improve continuous monitoring across your environment.
We build detection logic mapped to the threats relevant to your sector.
We design retention and evidence collection that holds up under scrutiny.
We define the path from alert to decision to notification, within your deadlines.
We produce the documentation and timeline you need for regulatory reporting.
We tune detections and processes after every incident and review cycle.
TECHNOLOGY
NIS2 monitoring and detection delivered on Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk Enterprise Security or Elastic Security, matched to your existing environment.
FAQ
No. We don't do policy paperwork or gap-analysis-only consulting. We build and run the technical monitoring, detection and incident-response capability that NIS2's security-measures and incident-reporting articles actually require.
No, and it isn't meant to. Legal and governance obligations under NIS2 still need a compliance or legal advisor. We cover the operational security side: monitoring, detection and incident handling.
It depends on your current logging and SIEM maturity. A SOC Assessment first gives you a clear, scoped answer instead of a generic timeline.
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