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With national transpositions now live across most EU member states, enforcement actions are ramping up. Here's what changed, what regulators are looking for, and how to stay ahead.
On 20 January 2026 the European Commission proposed targeted amendments to NIS 2, promising to ease compliance for 28,700 companies — including 6,200 micro and small enterprises. Here's what's in the package and what it means for your compliance roadmap.
In February 2026, the EU adopted a formal ICT Supply Chain Security Toolbox. It codifies how organizations should assess supplier risk, build multi-vendor strategies, and handle high-risk dependencies. Here's the practical breakdown.
NIS 2 requires an early warning to your NCA within 24 hours of a significant incident. Most organizations aren't ready. Here's how to build a reporting pipeline from scratch.
ENISA surveyed 1,080 organizations across all NIS 2 sectors. The findings: spending is stable, talent is scarce, and SMBs face the steepest climb. Here's what the data says and what to do about it.
You've completed your NIS 2 gap analysis. Now what? This guide walks through the concrete steps from identified gaps to audit-ready compliance.
The Cyber Resilience Act and NIS 2 are converging. If your organization both uses and builds digital products, you're in scope for both. Here's how they interact and what to prioritize.
NIS 2 Article 20 makes management bodies personally accountable for cybersecurity. We break down what this means and how to build the evidence trail.
Article 21(2)(d) requires supply chain security management. Here's how to assess suppliers, manage risk, and build the documentation your NCA expects.