NIS2 Compliance
Identity Controls That Actually Pass Audit.

NIS2 expands the scope of regulated entities and places personal liability on management bodies. Legacy perimeter controls will not satisfy Article 21. You need provable, continuous identity governance across humans, service accounts, and third parties — with immutable evidence for 24-hour reporting.

Article 21 — Mandatory Identity Controls

  • Risk-based access control policies covering all identities (human + NHI)
  • Phishing-resistant MFA for all privileged and remote access
  • Asset management and least-privilege enforcement
  • Continuous authentication and session monitoring
  • Supply-chain and third-party identity risk controls

Article 20 — Executive & Board Liability

Management bodies must approve cybersecurity risk measures and undergo regular training. Personal liability (including temporary bans from management roles) is now a real enforcement tool in multiple member states.

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Article 19 — 24-Hour Incident Reporting

You have 24 hours from classification to notify the competent authority. Identity events (privileged access, authentication failures, credential changes) are the core evidence layer. Manual log hunting is not viable.

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Automated, tamper-evident logging of every authentication and privilege event across your IdP, PAM, AD, and cloud providers. Instant retrieval of coherent timelines for any incident window.

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