Network and Information Security (NIS 2) Directive
NIS 2 is the EU's second directive to improve cybersecurity across its member states. It requires EU-designated Essential and Important entities (like energy providers, transportation services, and waste management) to take stricter measures to protect themselves from cyberattacks. This includes having a solid plan for managing security risks, reporting incidents quickly, and ensuring that suppliers are secure.
Essentials for Navigating NIS 2
Utilize a Security Framework
Leveraging a security framework (e.g., ISO27001, CIS Controls) aligns with NIS 2 by structuring a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity. This framework guides risk management, fortifies controls, and enhances endpoint protection & vulnerability patching. It facilitates reporting & threat detection, ultimately strengthening an organization's security posture.
Fuel Faster Responses with Threat Correlation
NIS 2 demands a swift response to cyberattacks. WatchGuard's ThreatSync Network Detection and Response (NDR) correlates data across your network, identifying hidden threats and prioritizing incidents. This empowers faster response times, minimizing damage and ensuring compliance with reporting regulations.
Demonstrate Deep Visibility and Complete Control
Reporting and visibility are central to NIS 2. WatchGuard Cloud centralizes logs and security data, while the Advanced Reporting Tool delivers in-depth insights. Analyze application usage, identify vulnerabilities, track bandwidth consumption, and monitor endpoint health – all crucial for NIS 2 compliance. Gain real-time visibility and generate reports to meet regulatory requirements with ease.
Embrace a Layered Defense
A strong barrier against cyber threats requires multiple defenses, and WatchGuard's Endpoint Security suite delivers. Critical for meeting NIS 2 mandates, it blocks threats, automates patching, encrypts data for ultimate protection, and controls data to prevent unauthorized access. This comprehensive approach empowers you to meet compliance requirements and safeguard your valuable data confidently.
Achieve NIS 2 Compliance with WatchGuard
Ensure your organization's seamless NIS 2 compliance with WatchGuard advanced cybersecurity solutions, designed to provide comprehensive protection and simplify regulatory adherence. Trust WatchGuard to safeguard your critical infrastructure while you focus on driving your business forward.
Take Proactive Security Measures
Vigilant threat detection and response capabilities are essential to stay ahead of attackers and minimize damage. Choose from WatchGuard Orion or WatchGuard MDR. Both solutions strengthen your security posture and simplify compliance with incident reporting regulations.
WatchGuard Orion
A Cloud-based security platform that empowers security analysts with threat hunting tools and real-time threat detection to proactively stop cyberattacks. This allows SOC teams to focus on investigating and responding to incidents faster, minimizing damage.
WatchGuard MDR
Provides MSPs with a 24/7 managed detection and response service. This extends their team's capabilities with expert threat hunters and security analysts who continuously monitor, investigate, and neutralize threats across customer endpoints.
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