NIS2 readiness, explained and delivered.
Understand what applies to you, what “good” looks like, and how to get compliant without slowing the business.
NIS2 in Romania — practical readiness for real teams
NIS2 is raising expectations for security governance, evidence, and incident reporting. We help SMEs, enterprises, and public institutions translate requirements into an actionable plan — fast.
You’ll get:
- Clear scope guidance (essential / important / supplier exposure)
- Evidence-led gap assessment (not “checkbox compliance”)
- A prioritized 30/60/90-day roadmap your team can execute
Evidence-led assessment
Executive-ready reporting
Risk-prioritized roadmap
Minimal disruption
NDA by default
Fast start (2 weeks)
Are you in scope?
Most organizations fall into one of these buckets. If you’re a supplier, you may be “in scope” contractually even if not legally designated.
Essential entities
Stricter supervision and higher expectations for governance, evidence, and reporting.
Important entities
Full obligations; still must prove controls and readiness.
Suppliers & critical providers
Even if not classified, customers will require evidence (access control, incident process, training, vuln mgmt).
What NIS2 expects
High-level expectations, translated into what teams actually have to do (and prove).
Governance and accountability
Clear ownership, defined roles, decision-making, and board-level visibility over risk.
Risk management measures (controls + evidence)
Policies are not enough. You need implementation proof: configurations, logs, procedures, and records.
Incident reporting readiness
Processes, escalation paths, and the ability to report within tight timelines for significant incidents.
Vulnerability management
Asset visibility, patching, scanning, triage, and proof that critical issues are tracked and fixed.
Access control and privileged access
MFA, least privilege, admin separation, review cycles, and auditability.
Business continuity and resilience
Backups, recovery testing, and continuity planning aligned to business impact.
Supply chain security
Security requirements for vendors, access limitations, and evidence that third-party risk is managed.
Training and awareness
Role-based training and measurable improvement (not “one slide per year”).
Incident reporting timelines
NIS2 introduces staged reporting with strict deadlines.
Early warning (24 hours)
Initial alert to competent authority/CSIRT, including whether unlawful or malicious activity is suspected.
Incident notification (72 hours)
Updated details + initial assessment of severity/impact and (where available) indicators of compromise.
Final report (1 month)
Root cause, mitigations, and lessons learned (plus interim updates if requested).
Your fastest path
Scope check + evidence map
We confirm likely scope and map what evidence exists vs. what’s missing.
Gap assessment (controls + proof)
We validate gaps with evidence, not assumptions, then prioritize by real risk.
30/60/90-day roadmap
A practical plan with owners and quick wins — ready for leadership review.
Featured offer
"Know exactly what’s missing + a 90-day roadmap” in 2 weeks.
NIS2-aligned gap assessment (controls + evidence)
Risk-prioritized 30/60/90-day remediation roadmap
Executive summary + technical annex
Best for: public sector + critical suppliers + regulated orgs
Romania: "Do this now"
Start by confirming scope and preparing registration/evidence workflows. In Romania, DNSC provides the NIS2@RO tool to help entities assess scope and generate notification data.
If you’re already in scope, DNSC orders and guidance have included registration and risk evaluation timelines — so it’s worth aligning early.
Must-have links
https://www.dnsc.ro/vezi/document/nis2ro-tool-v-2-1
https://www.dnsc.ro/pagini/inregistrare-entitati
https://legislatie.just.ro/Public/DetaliiDocument/301474