NIS2 for Mid-Sized Businesses

Take the NIS2 "light" Assessment and determine your organization’s readiness in just 12 questions.

Why NIS2 may affect your business

The NIS2 Directive doesn’t only apply to large corporations – it increasingly affects small and medium-sized enterprises. If you recognize yourself in several of the following points, you should check whether your organization qualifies as an “essential entity” and what obligations come with it.

Your company has more than 50 employees.

You are part of a critical supply chain (e.g. energy, transport, IT, healthcare).

Your business processes are heavily IT- or OT-driven (e.g. manufacturing, logistics, service).

You lack a current cyber risk assessment or structured mitigation planning.

There are no clearly defined cybersecurity responsibilities at management level.

You don’t have a documented process for reporting security incidents.

Your IT and security policies are incomplete or outdated.

With our free Light Assessment, you can identify your current NIS2 readiness in just 12 questions.

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Why you must act now!

Management liability

Executives are personally liable for violations of NIS2.

Severe fines

Up to €10 million or 2% of annual turnover.

Tight timeline

NIS2 comes into force in Germany in 2025/2026 and the implementation takes months!

Competitive advantage

Early compliance builds trust with customers and partners.

Resource efficiency

Achieve compliance without heavy staffing or costly consulting.

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Why NIS2 may affect your business

The NIS2 Directive requires organizations to take technical, organizational, and strategic measures to increase their cyber resilience in a sustainable way. The requirements may seem complex – but with the right structure, they can be addressed effectively.

Risk Analysis & Evaluation

You must regularly assess which IT/OT systems are critical and what risks they pose.

Documented Security Policies

Companies must clearly define security policies e.g. access controls, password policies, backup procedures.

Responsibilities & Management Duties

Executive leadership is directly responsible for implementation including legal liability.

Technical & Organizational Security Measures

From multi-factor authentication to patch management: You must define and document appropriate controls.

Incident Management & Reporting

Security incidents must be identified, assessed, and reported to the authorities within the prescribed timeframes. (This requires a documented process with clearly defined responsibilities.)

Continuous Improvement

NIS2 is not a one-off project, it requires regular review and continuous development.

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Typical challenges and the pragmatic approach

No clarity on the status quo

“We don’t really know where we stand. Are we already subject to NIS2? How far along are we in implementation?”

Light Assessment (12 questions): Get a first readiness snapshot in just a few minutes – anonymous and instantly available. Safereon Assessment (full): A deeper analysis with a complete maturity and measures profile – the foundation for a structured roadmap.

Excel chaos and fragmented tools

“Everyone has their own spreadsheets – but there’s no single source of truth.”

All results and measures are centralized in one dashboard – prioritized, documented, and accessible for both management and teams.

No time and limited resources

“We don’t have the capacity or a dedicated security team to go through NIS2 in detail.”

The platform enables a quick, pragmatic entry point. And if internal resources are lacking, you can directly connect to qualified partners through the Safereon ecosystem.

Uncertainty around policies and documentation

“We have no idea how to draft proper security policies.”

With the AI-powered Policy Generator you can create compliant templates in minutes – customizable, audit-ready, and aligned with standards.

Fear of management liability

“Who’s responsible – and what happens if something goes wrong?”

Safereon makes responsibilities transparent and progress traceable – so you can demonstrate structured action to management and regulators alike.

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WHAT IT’S LIKE WITH SAFEREON

No clarity on the status quo

“We don’t really know where we stand. Are we already subject to NIS2? How far along are we in implementation?”

Light & full assessments

Light Assessment (12 questions): Get a first readiness snapshot in just a few minutes, anonymous and instantly available.
Safereon Assessment (full): A deeper analysis with a complete maturity and measures profile, the foundation for a structured roadmap.

Excel chaos and fragmented tools

“Everyone has their own spreadsheets, but there’s no single source of truth.”

One central source of truth

All results and measures are centralized in one dashboard prioritized, documented, and accessible for both management and teams.

No time and limited resources

“We don’t have the capacity or a dedicated security team to go through NIS2 in detail.”

Fast, pragmatic entry plus partners

The platform enables a quick, pragmatic entry point. And if internal resources are lacking, you can directly connect to qualified partners through the Safereon ecosystem.

Uncertainty around policies and documentation

“We have no idea how to draft proper security policies.”

Policy Generator (AI-powered)

Create compliant templates in minutes customizable, audit-ready, and aligned with standards.

Fear of management liability

“Who’s responsible and what happens if something goes wrong?”

Transparency & traceability

Safereon makes responsibilities transparent and progress traceable so you can demonstrate structured action to management and regulators alike.

What makes Safereon so different?

Get started instantly. No prior knowledge required!

A complete ecosystem of service and technology partners

Backed by the Cyber Intelligence Institute

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