NIS 2 moved cyber risk onto the board’s personal agenda.
Readiness, gap assessment, and supply-chain mapping for essential and important entities — translated into the governance view your board and supervisor expect.
- Senior-led delivery.
- No tools sold.
- Evidence-driven reporting.
What we do.
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Scope and applicability
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Gap assessment against NIS 2 obligations
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Supply-chain risk mapping
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Incident-readiness review
Board-ready.
We translate technical gaps into the governance and risk language the directive — and your board — now require.
The HackingByte Engagement Brief
Every engagement ends in three connected artifacts.
Technical Report
for your engineers
Executive Risk Brief
for your leadership and board
Action Plan
prioritized, owner-assigned, and scoped to what your team can actually do
A prioritized readiness plan and an Executive Risk Brief built for board and supervisory scrutiny.
Where it connects.
Pairs with IR readiness and penetration testing for evidence that controls work.
Frequently asked questions
- Are we even in scope?
- The first step is a scope-and-applicability check; we confirm whether you’re an essential or important entity, or a supplier caught by one.
- What does NIS 2 actually require of us?
- Risk management measures, incident reporting, and governance accountability; the gap assessment maps each to your current state.
- Does it cover our suppliers?
- Yes — supply-chain risk is in scope, and we map it.
Unsure whether NIS 2 applies to you or what’s still missing? A scoping call gets you a straight answer.