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Our Packaged Offer: NIS 2 Compliance

NIS 2 training: Understanding the key obligations

A 2-hour interactive session to master the basics of the NIS 2 directive:
  • What are the new standards and requirements?
  • How to identify your specific obligations?
  • Impacts on governance, risk management and resilience.
At the end of this training, your teams will have the necessary knowledge to anticipate and meet the requirements of NIS 2.

CISO support: Implementation of reinforced measures

Our CISO experts support you in the development and deployment of robust IT governance:
  • Assessment of your organization's maturity with respect to NIS 2 obligations.
  • Action plan to strengthen your IT security measures: access management, incident detection, business continuity.
  • Gradual compliance thanks to a clear and personalized roadmap.
With this support, you guarantee the resilience of your systems while meeting regulatory expectations.

Risk management tool with C-Risk

To simplify the management and monitoring of your IT risks, we integrate the use of the C-Risk tool:
  • Map and prioritize your risks related to your critical systems.
  • Manage your risk reduction actions and monitor their effectiveness.
  • Stay compliant with centralized, NIS 2-aligned documentation.
This intuitive tool optimizes your risk management, while providing an essential overview for decision-makers.

Data security and risk management

Why Analyzing Risks and Securing Data is Crucial for Businesses

Cyberattacks can cripple operations, leading to financial losses and reputational damage.
Businesses must implement robust security protocols and safeguards to protect their data and brand.

Understanding the Risks of Data Breaches by Hackers

Data breaches can cause operational disruption, high financial costs, and reputational damage. It is essential to put in place strong safeguards, such as regular backups and security audits.

Anticipating data loss or disclosure

Preparation is key to minimizing the impact of cyberattacks. This includes regular backups, security audits, disaster recovery plans, and data encryption.

Ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information systems

System security is based on three pillars: confidentiality (access controls, encryption), integrity (data validation, audit trails), and availability (backups, redundancy).

Understanding the diverse threats to information systems

Threats include ransomware, phishing, viruses, systematic failures, human error, and natural disasters. A comprehensive approach is needed to protect systems.

Security and safeguards measures to mitigate cyber attacks

Proactive measures include comprehensive security protocols, software updates, employee training, and offsite backups to ensure rapid recovery in the event of an attack.
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Employee training and awareness

90% of cybersecurity breaches are due to human error, highlighting the importance of training employees on good security practices.

Regular training
It is essential to organize regular training on common threats such as phishing and malware, and to provide guides and memos to remind people of good practices, such as using strong passwords and recognizing suspicious emails.
Email security is crucial to preventing phishing attacks. This includes using two-factor authentication (2FA), spam filters, and authentication protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to verify the identity of senders.
Automatic workstation locking is a simple but effective measure to protect sensitive data during inactivity, preventing unauthorized access and improving compliance with security policies.
Regular audits ensure employees have the right access levels and adjust permissions based on role changes. USB control (access restriction, encryption, monitoring) prevents data leaks. Entitlement profiles define access by role, with audits to maintain its relevance and security.

Network and infrastructure security

Network and infrastructure security

To protect local networks from external attacks, use filtering routers, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems. For wireless networks, implement strong encryption (WPA3), control connected devices, and disable remote management to prevent unauthorized access.

Securing Internet Connections

Secure online communications with protocols like IPsec, SSL/TLS, and HTTPS to protect data in transit. For connections between sites, use private links, VPNs, and tunneling techniques to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive data.
Anticipate NIS 2 requirements today!

Contact our experts to find out how our “NIS 2 Compliance” offering can protect your systems and strengthen your IT resilience.