NIS2 without chaos.
Compliance that protects the organization and management
We help translate NIS2 requirements into specific processes, documentation, and oversight mechanisms. From defining responsibilities, through implementing and securing the supply chain, to supporting incidents, audits, and management accountability.
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NIS2 / Cybersecurity
We ensure compliance, processes, and management accountability – from directive compliance analysis, through requirements implementation, to incident response and authority review.
Cybersecurity is now a legal obligation, not just an IT issue
We provide comprehensive legal services in the field of the NIS2 Directive and national cybersecurity regulations, tailored to the needs of key and important entities, their management boards, compliance departments, and IT and security teams.
We conduct analyses of new obligations, support the implementation of required measures and procedures, and represent clients in contacts with supervisory authorities and in incident-related proceedings. We combine knowledge of new technologies law with an understanding of organizational realities, where, in addition to formal compliance, business continuity, management accountability, and effective system security are paramount.
Legal support for NIS2 implementation from A to Z
We advise both at the stage of determining whether and to what extent an organisation is subject to the directive, as well as in building and maintaining compliance over time.
Analysis of subjectivity and classification of the entity
We determine whether an organization is a key or important entity within the meaning of NIS2 and the Act on the National Cybersecurity System, in which sector and under what terms, as well as what obligations arise therefrom.
Compliance and gap analysis audit
We verify existing procedures, documentation and technical and organizational measures against NIS2 requirements, identifying specific gaps and implementation priorities.
Implementation of requirements and documentation
We prepare and implement security policies, risk management procedures, business continuity plans, and other documentation required by regulations, tailored to the specific needs of the organization.
Incident reporting and response
We advise on the development of procedures for detecting and reporting incidents in accordance with the required deadlines, and if necessary, we support the reporting process and communication with the authority.
Responsibility of the board and management staff
We analyze the scope of personal responsibility of management board members for cybersecurity oversight, advise on management training, and develop risk-mitigating supervisory mechanisms.
Contracts and Supply Chain
We prepare and negotiate contracts with IT suppliers and subcontractors that take into account supply chain security requirements, and verify contractual compliance of business partners.
Proceedings before supervisory authorities
We represent clients in contacts with cybersecurity authorities, during inspections, audits, and explanatory and sanction proceedings.
Consistency with other compliance regimes
We ensure compliance of NIS2 implementation with the requirements of GDPR, AML and other sector regulations, using the competences of the new technologies.
From analysis to sustainable compliance
We tailor the scope of work to the size of the organization, its sector of activity, and the level of preparation to date – with an emphasis on solutions that are realistically sustainable.
Diagnosis
We determine the entity's status, the scope of NIS2 application, and the organization's current compliance level.
Risk and gap analysis
We identify gaps in procedures, documentation and contracts in relation to statutory requirements.
Implementation
We develop and implement the necessary policies, procedures, and documentation, tailored to the organization's structure.
Maintenance and response
We support ongoing compliance, staff training, and incident response and inspections.
Law that understands technology and business risk
The implementation of NIS2 is not a one-off project, but a change in the way risk is managed, which includes procedures, contracts, staff competences and management responsibility.
We support organisations in sectors covered by the directive – from energy and transport, through healthcare and finance, to digital service providers and entities in the supply chain of essential services.
We offer solutions that combine legal requirements with the operational realities of an organization, so that compliance is not only formal but also maintainable in daily practice.
We are constantly monitoring the process of implementing the directive into Polish law, so our advice is based on the current state of regulations and the direction of regulatory changes.
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The implementation of NIS2 combines new technology law, data protection, compliance, management responsibility and sectoral regulations.
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Frequently asked questions about NIS2
01Is my company subject to the NIS2 Directive?
02What obligations arise from NIS2 for entities covered by the Directive?
03What is the management's liability for NIS2 violations?
04How long does it take to implement NIS2 requirements?
05Does the law firm assist with reporting security incidents?
06Does NIS2 also apply to suppliers and subcontractors?
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