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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
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Fines of up to
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Your classification
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What this means
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Core obligations
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Management
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Recommended next step
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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.