The NIS2 Directive is the EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity. It provides legal measures to boost the overall level of cybersecurity in the EU.
Fundamentally, NIS2 is there to help organisations secure against the rising risk of cyber threats. But knowing what solutions to put in place can present a daunting task.
This guidance from OpenText Cybersecurity helps with centralised identity & access management, governance and advanced access rights management, and intelligent monitoring capabilities. It also helps organisations grant the right permissions to the right stakeholders for the right assets, reducing the risks of compromising critical infrastructure and whilst maintaining the confidentiality of customer data.
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What NIS2 means for corporate cybersecurity
Find out how NIS2 supports use cases including threat intelligence and response, data security anywhere, supply chain cyber resilience, and IoT& operational technology (OT) security.
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