NIS2 compliance
Preparing your Italian operation's cybersecurity posture for the NIS2 directive's requirements.
The problem
The NIS2 directive extends cybersecurity obligations to far more mid-sized companies across the European Union — with concrete requirements for risk management, incident reporting and supply-chain security. For an SMB that operated without a formal framework, the gap between 'we have a firewall' and 'we're NIS2-aligned' is usually bigger than it looks.
- No documented risk analysis and no clear inventory of critical assets.
- The network isn't segmented: an incident in one system can spread across the entire operation.
- No incident-reporting procedure and no designated owner.
The DITAP approach
We treat compliance posture as a concrete technical process, not a paperwork exercise.
Initial gap assessment
Technical review of the current state against NIS2's risk-management requirements, with a prioritized plan of what to fix first.
Segmentation and access control
VLANs, next-generation firewall and MFA on critical systems, to contain the impact of any incident.
Monitoring and response procedure
Anomaly detection with automatic alerts and a documented incident response and reporting procedure.
Services that solve it
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Tell us your situation and we'll propose the concrete technical approach — no back and forth.
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