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NIS2 Applicability Check

Is your company covered by the new EU cybersecurity directive? Check it in two minutes — all values are determined live, nothing is stored.

Your company

Which sector are you in?
Employees80
Annual revenue (€ million)15 M
Are you a supplier / service provider for covered companies?
NIS2 obliges covered companies to secure their supply chain — which also affects their partners.

Your assessment

Incident reporting duty
Fines of up to
Your classification
What this means
Core obligations
Management
Recommended next step

Initial orientation based on the EU directive (NIS2, EU 2022/2555) — not legal advice. The directive and its national implementation (in Germany the NIS2 implementation act) with their detailed rules and exemptions are authoritative. We are happy to support the in-depth assessment and implementation.

NIS2 — cybersecurity becomes mandatory

With the NIS2 directive the EU massively expands cybersecurity obligations: instead of a few critical infrastructures, entire industries are now covered — from machinery to food to logistics. Tens of thousands of companies are affected for the first time, and many do not know it yet.

The check gives you a first classification in two minutes. Covered or not: the required measures — risk management, tested backups, MFA, reporting processes — are exactly the fundamentals our security assessment reviews and that we implement together with you.

Frequently asked questions

When does NIS2 apply in Germany?

The EU directive is in force; in Germany it is transposed into national law by the NIS2 implementation act. If you are covered, do not wait for the deadline — the measures need lead time.

Is management personally accountable?

NIS2 explicitly holds the management level responsible: it must approve and oversee the risk-management measures and receive training — violations carry severe consequences.

We are not directly covered — can we ignore the topic?

Better not: covered companies must secure their supply chain. Suppliers and service providers increasingly receive these requirements through customer contracts.