NIS2 is expanding strict cybersecurity obligations to thousands more Irish businesses — including many SMEs that never had to think about formal compliance before. We help you find out where you stand, and get compliant without the headache.
NIS2 doesn’t just cover critical infrastructure anymore. Many ordinary SMEs — including IT and digital service providers — now fall inside its scope without realising it.
Non-compliance penalties run up to €10 million or 2% of global turnover — figures that would seriously hurt a small business, not just a multinational.
Risk assessments, incident response plans, 24-hour reporting — the requirements are technical and specific, and getting them wrong is as risky as ignoring them.
Here’s what NIS2 actually is, and how we help you meet it.
NIS2 (the EU’s second Network and Information Security Directive) is the updated law that sets the baseline for cybersecurity across the EU. It replaces the original 2016 NIS Directive with far broader scope, stricter technical requirements, personal liability for management, and much larger fines — and it applies to “important” entities (50+ employees or €10m+ turnover in sectors like manufacturing, digital services, food and more) as well as “essential” ones.
Ireland is transposing NIS2 into law during 2026, expanding regulated scope to an estimated 6,000 entities — many of them small and medium Irish businesses who’ve never had a formal compliance obligation before. Once the National Cyber Security Centre’s registration system opens, in-scope businesses will have a limited window to self-register or face enforcement.
We assess your sector, size and role in the supply chain to tell you clearly whether NIS2 applies to your business — no guesswork.
A full review of your current security posture against NIS2’s technical and organisational requirements, with a clear list of what’s missing.
The written policies, risk registers and incident response plans NIS2 requires — drafted for your business, not copy-pasted from a template.
NIS2 requires reporting significant incidents within 24 hours. We help you build the process so you can actually meet that deadline.
MFA, network segmentation, encryption, vulnerability management — the technical controls NIS2 expects, implemented and maintained.
Compliance isn’t a one-time project. We keep your controls, documentation and reporting current as requirements evolve.
Not sure if any of this applies to you yet? That’s exactly what the first conversation is for.
Behind every compliance engagement is real, hands-on experience across networking, cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity — sharpened by working with the systems and technologies of organisations like these, and by certifications from some of the biggest names in the industry.
Book a short assessment call and we’ll tell you plainly whether you’re in scope, and exactly what closing the gaps would involve.
