1. Identification of critical assets<\/span><\/p>\n The first step is to identify all critical systems and processes that are essential for the continuity of the infrastructure. This includes both IT and OT systems. By gaining a clear picture of these assets, it can be better determined which components require extra attention.<\/p>\n 2. Threat Assessment<\/span><\/p>\n Analyzing relevant threats and vulnerabilities is essential. These can range from cyberattacks to physical sabotage. It is important to include both internal and external threats in this analysis. This step helps to prioritize risks and determine measures.<\/p>\n 3. Implementation of security measures<\/span><\/p>\n Based on the results of the risk analysis, appropriate security measures must be implemented. Consider measures such as network segmentation, advanced monitoring tools, or improving access control. Each measure should be aimed at minimizing risks and protecting critical systems.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n NIS2 requires not only identifying risks and implementing security measures but also imposes reporting obligations. Companies must report security incidents to the relevant authorities, such as the national CSIRT, in a timely manner. This obligation emphasizes the importance of monitoring and continuous evaluation of the security status.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>NIS2 Compliance<\/h2>\n