Zum Inhalt springen
Europe/Berlin
--:--:--

NIS-2 in force: German transposition in progress. Build the buffer now.

Pass NIS2 on time, without the consultant overhead.

NIS2 readiness audit for mid-sized manufacturers. Technical review, clear recommendations, report in two weeks, from a single source.
Book a 30-minute intro call

Are you actually in scope?

The NIS-2 directive targets medium and large entities in critical sectors, energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure, food, manufacturing and more. The three indicators below give you a first orientation. They don't replace a case-by-case legal assessment, but they help you start the conversation inside your own company.

The following is a technical assessment and does not constitute legal advice under the German Legal Services Act (RDG).

1.

Sector

Your company would potentially be in scope if it operates in one of the sectors listed in Annex I or II of the NIS-2 directive (e.g. energy, transport, health, drinking water, digital infrastructure, manufacturing from certain sub-industries onward).

2.

Size

Thresholds apply to medium-sized entities from 50 employees or €10M annual revenue. Larger entities from 250 employees or €50M can be classified as “essential.”

3.

Key dates

The EU deadline of 17 October 2024 has passed. The German NIS2UmsuCG transposition is in progress, the current status should be verified before the audit starts.

Suppliers to entities in scope, and EU activities of non-EU operators, can also fall into scope. If two or more of the three points apply, a technical assessment is worthwhile, that's exactly what the readiness audit exists for.

How the NIS2 readiness audit runs.

Four steps, clearly paced. No consultant theatre, no slideware overhead. You get a technical report that holds up before a supervisory review, and an action plan your team can work with immediately.

→ The ten core measures of Art. 21 in detail →

What makes this audit different.

Two differences from traditional NIS2 consultancies.

From real projects.

A software company commissioned the architecture and automation of its enterprise deployment for regulated environments (SCCM, Intune, GPO) in early 2026, system-wide installation, context detection and code signing, handed over to the internal DevOps organization.

Reference available on request

For a legal-protection insurer in the DACH region I owned the backend and security portions of customer-facing claims-process flows, including secure API integration, session handling, and stability under production load.

Reference available on request

What you hold in your hand at the end.

Four phases, two weeks of net processing time.

Artefacts (what you get)

Audit report (PDF, 30–60 pages depending on scope) with executive summary, methodology, findings, and an Art. 21 maturity matrix.

Findings list with impact, effort, priority, and an ownership suggestion.

Action plan as an editable document (Markdown or Excel, your choice).

Mapping table: Art. 21 NIS-2 ↔ current state ↔ recommendation.

Optional: two-page management summary for internal reporting.

All artefacts are yours. No lock-in tooling, no platform dependency.

What it costs.

Three levels instead of a price list. The entry tier assesses where you stand, the middle tier is the full audit, the premium tier covers six months of continuous security coverage — with remediation and response times, not just a report.

Security Health Check Monthly

Entry
from €990

per month

  • Monthly deep scan across the current landscape

  • Patch review for operating systems, containers and dependencies

  • Configuration drift check

  • One-page report every month

  • Availability for incident questions, cancellable at the end of each month

NIS2 Readiness Audit

from €3,000

up to €5,000

within 2 weeks

  • Technical review against NIS-2 Art. 21

  • Asset inventory and risk analysis

  • Findings and action plan

  • Report in two weeks

NIS2 Security Closure Package

from €14,900 · for 3 months

Total Security Care

Premium
€28,000

for 6 months

  • Full audit: NIS-2 Art. 21, OT exposure, cloud footprint, asset inventory

  • 6 months of health checks — monthly deep scan, patch review, drift check, one-page report

  • Remediation of every finding from two audit rounds (priority 1 and 2) — code, hardening, cloud configuration

  • NIS-2 evidence package: asset inventory, Art. 21 mapping, action plan with owner and deadline — ready for regulators and auditors

  • Incident response SLA: binding acknowledgement in under one hour, 24/7 on-call with named backup

  • Quarterly re-audits, SBOM and CVE monitoring

  • 2 management workshops, quarterly reporting to the executive level

  • One contact person for the entire term, no sub-contractors

Response time means a binding acknowledgement with an initial assessment, not the fix itself. Backup coverage during absence is named. Night and holiday surcharges are included in the fixed price — no hourly contingency, no follow-up billing.

All prices net. The scope is fixed before the contract is signed — no hourly billing, no sub-consultant margins.

Intro call is free and non-binding. 30 minutes, video or phone. By the end you'll know whether the audit makes sense and what it would concretely cost in your case.

Frequently asked questions.

Book a 30-minute intro call

Free, non-binding, directly with the person who will then also run the audit.

Deeper security work, backend, cloud, embedded

If the audit surfaces concrete fixes, I take them on from a single source. Methodology background: Embedded Security Audit for IoT & OT and Backend Security Audit: API, cloud & secure code.

The content on this page is not legal advice under the German Legal Services Act (RDG).

The content on this page serves as technical orientation for people responsible inside affected companies. It does not constitute legal advice and does not replace a case-by-case legal review. Büngener Software provides technical audits and implementation only.