NIS2 –
Cybersecurity Act.

Legislation requiring adequate protection of regulated services under higher and lower obligation regimes.

The Cybersecurity Act
requires an adequate level
of security from providers
of regulated services.

It protects critical
infrastructure, sensitive data,
and digital services.

It establishes a framework
for protection against cyberattacks.

Its goal is to safeguard
the operations of organizations
and their customers.

It applies to providers
of regulated services.

The Cybersecurity Act requires an adequate level of security from providers of regulated services.

It protects critical infrastructure, sensitive data, and digital services.

It establishes a framework for protection against cyberattacks.

Its goal is to safeguard the operations of organizations and their customers.

It applies to providers of regulated services.

Entities covered by the Act:

  • Public administration authorities
  • Operators of essential services (critical infrastructure)
  • Providers of digital services (e.g., cloud services)
  • Suppliers of technologies and IT solutions for these entities
  • And more than 6,000 other companies

Why is the Cybersecurity Act important?

Legal Obligation

If you fall under the mandatory entities, you must comply with the Act’s security measures. Non-compliance may result in penalties and reputational damage.

Protection Against Cyberattacks

Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Measures under the Act help protect sensitive data from loss, misuse, and unauthorized access.

Operational Continuity

Organizations prepared for cyber threats can respond more effectively to incidents, minimizing downtime and disruption.

Customer and Partner Trust

Compliance with the Act enhances the trust of clients, partners, and the public in the secure handling of their data.

How do we help you?

We carry out a detailed audit of your current cybersecurity level. We identify areas where your processes or technologies fail to meet legal requirements.

Initial Analysis

Together with you, we uncover the main threats you face and conduct a risk analysis. This step is the foundation for designing effective security measures.

Risk Assessment

Based on the analysis, we create a plan to implement technical, procedural, and organizational measures required to achieve compliance with the law. These include, for example, access management, network monitoring, and data protection.

Security Measures Design

We help you deploy the necessary technologies and tools for detecting and preventing cyberattacks, monitoring network traffic, and ensuring secure data management.

Technology Implementation

We train your employees to understand their role in ensuring cybersecurity. At the same time, we prepare the necessary documentation, such as incident response plans and information security policies.

Training and Documentation

After implementation, we assist you with security monitoring and preparation for mandatory audits, enabling rapid threat response and continuous improvement of security mechanisms.

Ongoing Support and Audit

Case Study

What must a hospital do under NIS2?

Imagine a healthcare facility attacked by a hacker who encrypts patient data.

1

Isolate the affected system:

Isolate the compromised system to prevent the attack from spreading to other parts of the organization.

2

Notify authorities:

Report the incident to the relevant authorities (such as NÚKIB) within 24 hours.

3

Activate
the crisis plan:

Activate the crisis plan (e.g., backup databases) to ensure patients or other critical parties are not put at risk.

4

Improve
security:

Strengthen system security to prevent repeat attacks and protect critical data.

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