The NIS2 Directive is not just another regulatory requirement - it is a clear signal to Boards of Directors that cybersecurity is now their responsibility.
With increased regulatory pressure, significant fines, and personal accountability, cybersecurity is no longer treated as a purely technical issue. Instead, it has become a strategic priority that must be addressed at the highest level of governance.
Organizations are now required to adopt a more structured and proactive approach to cybersecurity, ensuring not only compliance but also resilience against evolving cyber threats.
In her article, Panagiota Lagou, GRC Director at ADACOM, highlights three critical areas that organizations should focus on in order to effectively respond to the requirements of the NIS2 Directive:
- Modern Cybersecurity Governance
Strong governance frameworks are essential to ensure that cybersecurity is embedded into business strategy and decision-making processes at board level. - Threat-Led Penetration Testing
Testing based on real-world threat scenarios enables organizations to identify vulnerabilities and assess their actual resilience against cyberattacks. - Continuous and Demonstrable Compliance through eGRC
Organizations must be able to continuously monitor, manage, and demonstrate compliance through integrated eGRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) solutions.
As regulatory expectations continue to rise, aligning cybersecurity strategy with business objectives is no longer optional—it is essential.
Read the full article here:
https://issuu.com/boussiasmedia/docs/netweek_498_e-magazine/19
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