NIS2 Advanced Workshop

This advanced two-day course is designed for professionals who have completed the foundational NIS2 Directive training. Building on your existing knowledge, this course delves into the specific actions required for organisations already compliant with ISO 27000 to achieve full NIS2 compliance. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the additional measures and management activities necessary to align with the NIS2 Directive, ensuring their organisation's cybersecurity framework meets the latest regulatory standards.

The NIS2 Advanced Workshop will save time and money by ensuring your organisation's cybersecurity measures fully comply with the NIS2 Directive by building on your existing ISO 27000 framework. 

1. Governance and Oversight: NIS2 mandates that management bodies must approve and oversee cybersecurity risk management measures, ensuring top-level accountability
2. Supply Chain Security: NIS2 places a stronger emphasis on securing the entire supply chain, including direct suppliers and service providers, which may require additional controls and assessments
3. Incident Reporting: NIS2 requires timely reporting of significant incidents to the relevant authorities, which is more stringent than ISO 27001's requirements
4. Crisis Management: NIS2 includes specific requirements for crisis management and business continuity planning, which may go beyond the scope of ISO 27001

NIS2 training is crucial for organisations already compliant with ISO 27000 due to the immediate compliance requirements and significant differences between the two standards. While ISO 27000 focuses on establishing a robust information security management system, NIS2 introduces additional obligations, such as enhanced incident reporting, stricter governance, and supply chain security measures.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Understand NIS2 Requirements: Grasp the key differences from ISO 27000.
2. Incident Reporting: Learn NIS2 incident reporting protocols and explore real-world examples.
3. Governance and Oversight: Define management roles and oversee cybersecurity risk management.
4. Supply Chain Security: Identify NIS2 supply chain requirements and secure suppliers.
5. Crisis Management: Develop crisis management plans and ensure business continuity.
6. Develop a Compliance Roadmap: Transition from ISO 27000 to NIS2 compliance.
7. Monitor and Maintain Compliance: Implement best practices for ongoing compliance.
8.  Engage Stakeholders: Communicate effectively to support NIS2 efforts.