The role of directors under NIS2
Under NIS2, directors are expected to:
- approve the necessary cybersecurity risk management measures;
- monitor compliance with these measures within their organizations;
- taking personal responsibility for overall cybersecurity compliance.
This liability means that not only the organization, but also individual directors can face legal and financial consequences for non-compliance.
Why cybersecurity training is mandatory
The NIS2 directive requires that all members of management be trained in managing cybersecurity risks. This training is crucial to ensure that leaders can not only identify and evaluate risks, but also implement effective measures to protect their organizations.
Supervision and enforcement NIS2
Enforcement of NIS2 regulations is carried out by national authorities, which have extensive powers to monitor compliance. This includes inspections, audits, and the right to require immediate action when deficiencies are found.
The consequences of non-compliance NIS2
Failure to comply with NIS2 can result in significant penalties, including:
- waarschuwingen;
- binding instructions to correct deficiencies;
- fines and other financial penalties;
- public notice of noncompliance.
These sanctions underscore the importance of active management involvement, initiative and compliance.
Incompany NIS2 executive training
Voor bestuurders die de ernst en de complexiteit van cyberdreigingen willen begrijpen, effectief willen beheren en aan de verplichting van de NIS2 willen doen, is de Incompany NIS2 executive training dé oplossing. Deze training biedt niet alleen de noodzakelijke kennis en vaardigheden, maar zorgt er ook voor dat jouw organisatie voldoet aan de nieuwste EU-regelgeving op het gebied van cybersecurity.
Meld je dan aan voor onze Incompany NIS2 Executive Training. Neem gerust contact op voor de mogelijkheden of plan een vrijblijvende kennismaking:
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