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NIS2 Gap Analysis & Compliance Roadmap
Full NIS2 gap analysis: all 10 Article 21 measures + reporting obligations. Traffic-light assessment + prioritized compliance roadmap. €539.
NIS2 Gap Analysis & Compliance Roadmap by Optimum Web is a fixed-price compliance service covering NIS2 Article 21 — All cybersecurity risk-management measures. It costs €539 with 7–10 business days delivery by senior security engineers. Gap assessment against all NIS2 Article 21 measures (a-j). 14-day warranty included.
Covers: NIS2 Article 21 — All cybersecurity risk-management measures
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€539
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7–10 business daysSenior only
Gap assessment against all NIS2 Article 21 measures (a-j)
Traffic-light compliance chart (red/amber/green per measure)
Prioritized compliance roadmap with effort and cost estimates
Reporting obligations assessment (Articles 23-25) with CSIRT mapping
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This Service Covers
NIS2Article 21(1)–21(2) — All 10 cybersecurity measures
NIS2Articles 23–25 — Reporting obligations
What You Get
Comprehensive gap analysis against all NIS2 Article 21 requirements: (a) risk analysis and security policies, (b) incident handling, (c) business continuity, (d) supply chain security, (e) vulnerability handling, (f) assessment practices, (g) cyber hygiene and training, (h) cryptography, (i) HR security, (j) access control and asset management. Plus reporting obligations (Articles 23-25). Result: traffic-light compliance assessment, prioritized roadmap with effort estimates, and compliance timeline.
Who Needs This
- Companies confirmed as NIS2 essential or important entities
- Organizations needing a clear compliance roadmap for management approval
- Businesses wanting to understand the effort and cost to achieve NIS2 compliance
- Companies that need to report compliance progress to regulators
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What Our Clients Say
4.8 / 5·172 projects · 27+ years
"Senior engineers who actually deliver what they promise. Fixed price, fixed timeline, thorough documentation. Rare combination."
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Thomas K.
IT Manager · Manufacturing company · Austria
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Sophie V.
Operations Manager · Logistics company · Belgium
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Mikael B.
CTO · B2B SaaS · Germany
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NIS2 apply to my company?+
NIS2 applies to medium and large entities (50+ employees or €10M+ turnover) in 18 critical sectors: energy, transport, banking, financial market infrastructure, health, drinking water, digital infrastructure, ICT services, public administration, and space. Some sub-sectors have no size threshold. The NIS2 Applicability Assessment (€199) gives you a definitive answer in 2 days.
What's the difference between essential and important entities under NIS2?+
Essential entities (energy, transport, banking, health, digital infrastructure) face stricter requirements and proactive supervision. Important entities (postal, waste, manufacturing, digital providers) face the same technical requirements but reactive supervision only. Penalties also differ: essential entities face up to €10M or 2% of global turnover; important entities up to €7M or 1.4% of turnover.
What are NIS2 Article 21 measures?+
NIS2 Article 21 requires 10 cybersecurity risk-management measures: (a) risk analysis and security policies, (b) incident handling, (c) business continuity and crisis management, (d) supply chain security, (e) security in acquisition and development, (f) effectiveness assessment practices, (g) cyber hygiene and cybersecurity training, (h) cryptography policies, (i) human resources security and access control, (j) multi-factor authentication and secure communications.
What are NIS2 penalties?+
Essential entities: up to €10,000,000 or 2% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Important entities: up to €7,000,000 or 1.4% of global annual turnover. Management can be held personally liable. National regulators can issue temporary bans on management from leadership roles.
How does NIS2 compare to GDPR?+
GDPR protects personal data; NIS2 protects network and information system security. NIS2 has a broader scope (not just personal data breaches), shorter incident reporting timeline (24 hours for early warning vs GDPR's 72 hours), and focuses on operational resilience. Many NIS2 Article 21 measures overlap with GDPR Article 32 technical measures.
How does NIS2 compare to DORA?+
NIS2 is the general EU cybersecurity framework for critical sectors. DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) is sector-specific for financial entities and goes deeper on ICT risk management, TLPT testing, and third-party ICT provider oversight. Financial entities subject to DORA must comply with both — DORA takes precedence where they overlap.
Do I need the NIS2 Applicability Assessment first?+
If you're certain NIS2 applies to you: no, go straight to gap analysis. If unsure, start with the Applicability Assessment (CR-NIS2-01, €199) to confirm.
Can ISO 27001 cover NIS2 requirements?+
ISO 27001 covers most NIS2 Article 21 measures. If you're ISO certified, the gap analysis focuses on NIS2-specific additions: incident reporting timelines (24-hour rule), supply chain security obligations, and management accountability requirements.
What is NIS2 24-hour reporting?+
NIS2 Article 23 requires a 3-step notification process: early warning within 24 hours of awareness (to national CSIRT/authority), incident notification within 72 hours with initial assessment, and a final report within 1 month. This is significantly faster than GDPR's 72-hour breach notification and requires pre-built reporting workflows.
Does the roadmap include cost estimates?+
Yes. Each remediation action includes effort estimate and recommended service. Total cost depends on gap size — typically €3k-15k for full NIS2 compliance using our services.
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