NIS2 READINESS KIT · EU NETWORK AND INFORMATION SECURITY DIRECTIVE
IN FORCE SINCE 17 OCTOBER 2024 — REPORTING DUTIES AND RISK MANAGEMENT FOR ESSENTIAL AND IMPORTANT ENTITIES

Make NIS2 tangible. From ambiguity to an actionable, audit-ready route.

The EU NIS2 directive is in force. Most organisations are unsure whether they are in scope — and even less sure what is expected of them. This kit turns the obligations into concrete work: scoping, risk management, policy and steady preparedness to report.

See what's insideHow does this fit your organisation?
32 EDITABLE FILES10 CORE RISK-MANAGEMENT AREASREPORTING: 24H · 72H · 1 MONTHNO SUBSCRIPTION — ONE-TIME PURCHASE

NIS2 sounds like a to-do. The question is what you do with it now.

Many organisations react to NIS2 in one of two ways: they wrongly assume they are out of scope, or they start an ad-hoc, informal documentation effort that obliges nothing. Both are risky.

The directive expects something concrete: accountable management, risk management operating across ten core areas, and incidents reported within tight deadlines (24 hours · 72 hours).

This kit makes that work manageable. You get the instruments to determine scope, organise risk and build documentation you can account for.

The typical approach

  • Scope-bepaling uit het hoofd, of uitgesteld
  • Risico- en beleidsdocumenten die in laadjes verdwijnen
  • Geen gedeelde taal tussen IT, management én bestuur
  • Incidentmelding als improvisatie op het moment zelf
  • Geen samenhang tussen risicoregister en bewijsvoering

With the NIS2 Readiness Kit

  • Scoping via een gestructureerd assessment-instrument
  • Tien kerngebieden teruggebracht tot werkbare registers
  • Eén model dat u aan uw bestuur kunt uitleggen en verantwoorden
  • Meldingen voorbereid en gedocumenteerd (24 uur · 72 uur)
  • Risicoregister gekoppeld aan een aantoonbaar bewijsregister
  • Beleid en controles als bewerkbare, hernoembare templates
THE ROUTE

From 'are we in scope?' to accountable execution.

A practical sequence that connects the directive with practice.

STEP 1

Determine scope

Use the scope-assessment tool and the sector reference sheet to establish whether you are an essential or important entity, and whether the directive applies to you.

STEP 2

Map the risk

Fill in the risk register and the technical and organisational measures matrix across the ten core areas, and capture the relationships in a RACI.

STEP 3

Build evidence & report

Develop policy, training and continuity, document evidence and know your reporting chains — so you can send an early warning within 24 hours and a full notification within 72 hours.

WHAT'S INSIDE

32 files, organised around the obligations.

Every file is editable and renameable. Expand a group to see what's inside and what you can use it for.

DOC 01

Kick-off & project

From first scoping to the 30-day roadmap and the report afterwards.

4 FILE
See what you can do with it →
DOC 02

Scoping & assessment

Determine whether NIS2 applies and where the gaps are.

5 FILE
See what you can do with it →
DOC 03

Risk & registers

The backbone: risk register, RACI and evidence.

4 FILE
See what you can do with it →
DOC 04

Governance & accountability

From charter to board reporting.

7 FILE
See what you can do with it →
DOC 05

Policy & controls

Operationalising into policy and technical/organisational measures.

5 FILE
See what you can do with it →
DOC 06

Incident & reporting duty

Prepared for the 24-hour early warning and 72-hour notification.

7 FILE
See what you can do with it →
A LOOK INSIDE ONE FILE

This is what the risk–evidence link looks like.

A fragment from the risk register: every risk has a severity level and points to the evidence that it is managed.

NIS2_Risk_Register.xlsx32 EDITABLE FILES
RISKCORE AREALIKELIHOODIMPACTSCOREEVIDENCE
Unauthorised access to customer data through a leaked third-party account7 · Access controlMediumHigh15HIGH
TRACEABILITY

Update & review history

Last reviewed2026-08-22

This kit is reviewed regularly against changing regulation. The recent history is below; the kit version is bumped with every change.

DateVersionDocumentWhat changed
2026-08-221.0All 32 files (1 ZIP)First product release.
PRICING

One kit. One-time purchase.

All 32 files in one download, right after payment. No subscription, no recurring fees.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is this legal advice?+
No. This is a working package that turns NIS2 obligations into documentation. The directive is implemented per EU member state — have your own counsel confirm whether and how you are in scope.
Are we definitely in scope?+
That depends on your sector, size and qualification as an essential or important entity, and on national implementation. The scope assessment and sector reference sheet give you a strong picture — final confirmation remains with your counsel.
Can we use our own logo and branding?+
Yes. Every document is an editable template with no attribution requirement — you rename, rebrand and publish under your own name.
How is the kit delivered?+
Immediately after purchase as a single zip download with all 32 files — editable Word, Excel and PowerPoint files plus an overview PDF and instructions.
Is this specific to our country?+
The kit is built on the core of the directive and the reporting duties. Where member states diverge or tighten, it means adjusting the templates — not rebuilding them.
Does this replace our security expert or adviser?+
No. This package provides structure and documentation, but interpreting risk correctly and notifying a real incident remain specialist work for your own security and legal function.

Start with the one question that answers all others.

Determine your scope and build the documentation — before the question is asked of you.

See what's inside