When it comes to security, potent emerging threats on the horizon are causing regulators to be more proactive than ever. For organizations, this means constant reorientation to new compliance frameworks, obligations, and risks.
At the forefront of this regulatory churn is the European Union’s expanded Network & Information Systems directive, otherwise known as NIS2, a regulation focused on cyber security and risk management in the EU. Companies in critical sectors operating in the EU or serving EU customers need to adhere to NIS2.
While a lot of the discourse around NIS2 focuses on how enterprises need to address new compliance requirements, there’s one group of service providers who have a critical role to play: managed security service providers (MSSPs). Companies are increasingly relying on the capabilities of MSSPs to help them navigate complex regulations like NIS2.
What is the scope of NIS2?
To help anxious customers reinforce their compliance posture and keep supervisors satisfied, MSSPs need to understand which organizations the new regulation impacts. So let’s kick things off by summarizing the scope of NIS2.
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