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The NIS2 Directive and the upcoming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill are designed to ensure that organisations are adequately prepared to face cyber security challenges.
TSC understands the importance of these regulations and are here to help organisations meet compliance requirements effectively.
The NIS2 Directive, introduced in 2023, expands on the original NIS Directive, introducing stricter security requirements and reporting obligations. Compliance with NIS2 is crucial for protecting your organisation’s critical information infrastructure and avoiding severe penalties. From October 17, 2024, enhanced compliance measures will be mandatory across 15 sectors – these include water, health, energy, transport, finance, digital providers, food, digital infrastructure, public administration, space, postal services, manufacturing, chemicals, waste management and research organisations.
Key objectives of NIS2
The NIS2 Directive focuses on four main objectives:
Compliance Requirements
To meet the NIS2 directive, organisations must:
Following the King's Speech, the UK government announced plans to introduce a new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which will serve as the UK's version of NIS2.
This new legislation aims to further enhance cyber security measures and protect digital services and supply chains.
Key provisions of the new bill
Implications for Businesses
We specialise in cyber security training and awareness services designed to help organisations meet regulatory compliance standards efficiently. Our solutions inspire behavioural changes that protect organisations from unintentional human error.
Here’s how we can assist:
Why Choose TSC?
Our team of cyber security threat and risk experts stay abreast of the ever-changing regulations in various sectors, including health and care. We work closely with CISOs, DPOs, and individuals responsible for cyber security, addressing specific gaps in employee behaviour and security through innovative materials, new channels, games, and eLearning courses.
Don't wait until the regulations take effect.
By partnering with TSC, you can ensure your organisation is prepared to meet both NIS2 and the UK’s new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill requirements.
Our experts will work closely with you to address specific gaps in employee behaviour and security, ensuring compliance and protecting your critical information infrastructure.
Compliance with the NIS2 Directive and the UK's new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is not just about avoiding penalties; it’s about safeguarding your organisation’s future. TSC is committed to helping you navigate these new regulations with ease.
Contact us today to learn how we can help your organisation stay ahead of these cyber security challenges.
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