An increasingly digitized world offers more opportunities—and more risks. The reality is that a single breach in an interconnected supply chain can ripple across an entire region or industry. And now, the European Union (EU) is raising the stakes.
The updated NIS2 Directive is in effect. Building on the 2016 NIS Directive, it’s the EU’s way of strengthening cybersecurity—and it’s directly affecting many OT and ICS environments that serve or directly operate in the EU.
This guide breaks down what’s changing under NIS2, how it impacts OT/ICS systems, and the practical steps you can take to stay compliant while minimizing downtime.
What NIS2 Means for OT/ICS Security Teams
NIS2 requirements apply to services deemed essential or important to the EU’s health, safety, or stability. These services now include industrial, manufacturing, waste management, or chemical organizations with operations in the EU.
Key Operational Implications of NIS2 for OT/ICS
Operational implications include more accountability, expanded coverage, mandatory minimum requirements, rigorous supply chain review, additional government support, and financial penalties.
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