Professional Implementation of the NIS2 Directive.

In the face of a dynamically changing cyberthreat landscape, ensuring compliance with the latest cybersecurity regulations is crucial for protecting critical infrastructure and sensitive data. The NIS2 Directive, an updated version of European Union legislation, provides the foundation for enhancing the resilience of critical sectors against cyberattacks. BluSoft, a leader in cybersecurity, offers comprehensive consulting and implementation services to support organizations in fully meeting NIS2 requirements.

What We Offer

NIS2 Compliance Assessment

Our services begin with a detailed compliance assessment that identifies the current state of IT security and outlines the path to full compliance with the NIS2 directive.

Protection and Resilience Strategies

We develop custom strategies aimed at strengthening IT infrastructure protection, implementing advanced technologies and procedures in line with industry best practices.

Implementation and Supervision

We manage the implementation of recommended security solutions, ensuring effective deployment of all necessary technologies and processes.

Training and Education

We organize training for IT teams and management that increases threat awareness and teaches how to manage risk in a digital environment.

Why BluSoft?

Expertise

We have a team of experienced cybersecurity specialists who regularly work with organizations subject to the NIS2 directive.

Sector Experience

Our industry knowledge covers a wide range of sectors designated as critical, from energy to digital services.

Commitment to Highest Standards

We are committed to maintaining the highest ethical and professional standards, providing our clients with top-tier services.

1. NIS 2 (Directive (EU) 2022/2555 of the European Parliament and of the Council)

Entry into force: January 16, 2023
Implementation deadline for member states: by October 17, 2024. Planned implementation from July 2025.

Framework for identifying, assessing, and managing information security risks.

Requirements for implementing policies, access controls, training, business continuity, and incident management.

ISO 27001 certification confirms compliance with best practices in information protection.

2. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)

Entry into force: May 25, 2018.

Protection of personal data of EU citizens.

Obligation to report data breaches (72 hours).

Principles of data minimization, transparency, and purpose limitation in data processing.

Rights of individuals: access, rectification, data portability, erasure ('right to be forgotten').

Financial penalties up to 20 million euros or 4% of the company's annual turnover (whichever is higher).

3. ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security Management System – ISMS)

First version: 2005
Latest version update: October 2022.

Framework for identifying, assessing, and managing information security risks.

Requirements for implementing policies, access controls, training, business continuity, and incident management.

ISO 27001 certification confirms compliance with best practices in information protection.

4. KRI (National Interoperability Framework)

Legal basis: Council of Ministers Regulation of April 12, 2012
Amendments: 2020 and 2023.

Applies to public administration units.

Requirement to apply minimum requirements for ICT systems.

Ensuring interoperability, security, digital accessibility, and compliance with EU standards.

Obligation to conduct information security audits.

5. Act on the National Cybersecurity System (KSC)

Entry into force: August 28, 2018
Planned amendment (NIS 2 implementation): 2024/2025

Creation of the National Cybersecurity System – CSIRT NASK, MON, ABW (Internal Security Agency).

Obligations for operators of essential services (OES) and digital service providers.

Requirement to apply technical and organizational measures.

Obligation to report incidents and conduct preventive actions.

Possible administrative decisions in case of threats (e.g., blocking access to services).

Summary – Common Goals of Regulations and Standards

Protection of personal and classified information.

Risk management and business continuity.

Incident reporting obligations.

Security of digital systems and services.

Responsibility of management boards and institutions for ensuring compliance.

Start the NIS2 Implementation Process.

We invite you to contact our team of experts to discuss how we can support your organization in achieving and maintaining compliance with the NIS2 directive. Visit e-pulpit24.pl/en/kontakt.php or contact us directly at (+48) 52 522 22 49 to schedule a free consultation.



BluSoft – Your Partner in Achieving NIS2 Compliance. With Us, Your Cybersecurity Is in Good Hands.

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