Governance & Management Accountability
Board must approve cybersecurity measures and undergo training. Personal liability for management.
A focused 12-week governance programme to achieve NIS2 compliance readiness. One senior consultant reviewing your existing global framework against local NIS2 requirements, conducting stakeholder interviews, building compliance documentation, and delivering a prioritised implementation roadmap — all mapped to Article 21.
This is a single-consultant engagement focused on the governance and compliance layer of NIS2. Most multi-country organisations already have a global IT security framework in place — the challenge is understanding where it meets local NIS2 requirements and where the gaps are. This programme starts with your existing framework, analyses it against all 10 Article 21 domains, and builds the local compliance documentation and roadmap your team needs.
No large team. No scope creep into technical implementation. Just structured programme management applied to NIS2 compliance — framework analysis, stakeholder interviews, gap documentation in your existing tools, and a roadmap you can act on.
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Board must approve cybersecurity measures and undergo training. Personal liability for management.
Comprehensive risk assessment and information security policy development across all domains.
24-hour early warning, 72-hour notification, 30-day final report to national CSIRTs.
Backup management, disaster recovery planning, and business continuity procedures.
Assessment criteria for suppliers and service providers. Contract requirements and risk classification.
Secure development lifecycle requirements for systems and network development.
Vulnerability management processes and responsible disclosure policies.
Multi-jurisdiction reporting procedures and escalation framework for national authorities.
Multiple Nordic jurisdictions with different transposition timelines and sector-specific authorities.
Key subject matter experts may be stretched across compliance work and BAU operations.
Existing group-level IT security framework may cover some NIS2 requirements. Critical to identify overlaps and gaps early to avoid duplication.
Existing policies may be informal or outdated. Limited baseline documentation increases assessment effort.
Global supply chain with varying digital maturity. Tier-2+ supplier visibility may be limited.
National transposition timelines may shift, affecting specific requirements.
18+ years of programme management in regulated environments. Let's build a compliance roadmap tailored to your organisation.
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