Bridge your gap to NIS2 Compliant Remote Access
Introduction
The NIS2 Directive marks a transformative step in enhancing the cybersecurity resilience across the European Union, especially for organizations who operate within critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, transport, health, finance, and digital services.
These entities are legally required to implement a range of stringent cybersecurity measures aimed at improving resilience, mitigating risks, and ensuring business continuity.
This white paper is intended for leaders in critical infrastructure who must comply with the NIS2 Directive—especially those responsible for cybersecurity, operational continuity, and third-party access.
Remote access is one of the most overlooked risks under NIS2. This paper explains why, and what to do about it:
- Why Traditional Remote Access Fails NIS2 Compliance
- Aligning key NIS2 requirements with actionable secure access controls
- Independent insights from cybersecurity expert Mikael Vingaard, ICSRange
- From regulation to reality: How to get real-world compliance through non-persistent, hardware-based remote access
Bridge your gap to NIS2 Compliant Remote Access
