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NIS2 · OBLIGATION & DEADLINE

Your company falls under NIS2, and the clock is ticking.

Transition periods are ending. If you can't demonstrate the technical baseline measures required by Article 21, you risk customers, insurance cover and, in the worst case, the personal exposure of management and IT decision-makers.

Where most companies get stuck

Often the issue isn't willingness but clarity: where does the company technically stand?
1.
Unclear whether you're affectedNobody has a reliable view of whether the company falls under NIS2 directly or through its supply chain.
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No asset inventoryNetwork, applications, OT devices and external services aren't documented. Without an inventory there's no meaningful risk analysis.
3.
Measures not evidencedPieces exist, but no proof that they cover Article 21 and are documented, exactly what's needed if push comes to shove.

Here's how you get clarity

Instead of guessing, have the current state reviewed technically, step by step, traceable.
1. Asset inventory & risk analysisWe document what belongs to your network, including OT and IoT, and assess the risks against Art. 21.
2. Findings with concrete fixesEvery finding comes with a prioritized action: what first, what later, what's consciously accepted.
3. Report in two weeksFrom kickoff to written results: two weeks, one person, one point of contact.

Investment

NIS2 Readiness Audit, technical review with report, findings and prioritized action plan.from €3,000

Free initial analysis, in two steps

Both steps are free and non-binding. Afterwards you know where you stand, and what makes sense next.
Step 1 · Self-checkFour targeted questions, two to three minutes: a quick estimate of your setup, digital, without email, non-binding.
Run the self-check
Step 2 · Call with mini-findingsIn the free 30-minute call I review publicly visible hints about your systems beforehand and show you 1–2 concrete findings you can verify yourself. No slides, real starting points.
Book the call

Frequently asked questions

Your company falls under NIS2, and the clock is ticking.

Both steps are free and non-binding. Afterwards you know where you stand, and what makes sense next.
Looking to secure software and devices too, not just processes?
Services described here are provided by David Büngener as a freelancer. This self-check and offer do not replace legal advice or a formal review.