What is NIS2?
The EU's updated cybersecurity rules for protecting essential infrastructure and reporting incidents.
Learn moreWho Is Affected?
NIS2 applies to public and private organizations in sectors like energy, healthcare, finance, and digital infrastructure, plus their key suppliers.
Learn moreWhat's Required?
Organizations must implement risk management policies, train staff, monitor access, and report incidents within tight timelines. Clear documentation and traceability are key.
Learn moreWhy is NIS2 Actually important?
Quote from the CEO
"NIS2 isn't just paperwork. It's a call to rethink how we approach security, across people, systems, and policies. From mandatory incident reporting and risk assessments to MFA, supply chain controls, and security training, it's real work. But done right, it builds resilience that pays off long before you're tested."- Tristan White, CEO of Senbee
Covered Sectors: NIS1 vs NIS2
The NIS2 directive covers a broader range of sectors by including areas such as chemicals, food, and waste management.
What Is the NIS2 Directive?
NIS stands for Network and Information Security. It's an EU directive that sets out rules to strengthen cybersecurity across the Union, especially for critical infrastructure, and to create a more unified regulatory landscape. The first version, NIS1, was introduced in 2016 as the EU's first major cybersecurity law. It was a key milestone, but much has changed since.
With rapid digitalization and a significant rise in cyber threats, the landscape has evolved. In response, NIS2 was finalized in 2022. As the successor to NIS1, NIS2 broadens the scope, covering more sectors and introducing stricter requirements to address today's more complex digital risks.
Learn How Senbee Reporting Can Help
From automated monitoring to incident insights, Senbee Reporting supports several key areas of NIS2 compliance.
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Who Is Affected?
NIS2 applies to a wide range of organizations that play a vital role in society and the economy. This includes both essential and important entities in sectors like:
- Energy, Transport, and Banking
- Healthcare, Digital Infrastructure, and Water Supply
- Public Administration, Waste Management, Food Production, and more
Even if your company isn't directly named, you may fall under the directive if you provide critical services to one that is. The bar is higher, and the scope broader, than NIS1. Now, suppliers, partners, and service providers are also on the hook.
How Senbee Reporting Helps with NIS2
Senbee Reporting connects to your existing access control systems and gives you a clear, reliable view of who accessed what, and when.
Learn more about Senbee Reporting✔ Automated Access Logs
Continuously monitors building entry systems and generates clean, structured logs for compliance documentation.
✔ Incident Insight
Quickly identify suspicious activity or unauthorized access attempts, so you can respond faster.
✔ Audit-Ready Reporting
Easily export logs and reports to meet NIS2's documentation and traceability requirements.
✔ Seamless Integration
Works with the access systems you already have, no need to rip and replace.