CyberShield NIS2
The complete package to bring your company into line with the NIS2 Directive and protect it from attacks, penalties and operational downtime.
NIS2 (EU Directive 2022/2555, transposed in Italy by Legislative Decree 138/2024) requires companies in essential and important sectors to adopt concrete measures for cybersecurity, risk management and incident reporting.
Responsibility does not lie with the IT department alone: management is personally accountable. CyberShield covers every necessary step in a single turnkey solution — fast, secure and transparent.
Who it is mandatory for
- ≥50Employees
- >€10MAnnual turnover or balance sheet total
- 18Essential and important sectors
If your company reaches at least one of the two thresholds and operates in one of the covered sectors, complying with NIS2 is not a choice: it is a legal obligation.The exact thresholds depend on group size and sector: we check your case together in the first consultation, which is always free.
Free NIS2 assessment
Is your company ready for NIS2? Find out in 10 minutes.
Answer 45 questions in 9 categories: you immediately get your compliance score and a detailed PDF report with the points to strengthen. Then, in a 30-minute discovery call, we define the priorities together.
- 45Questions
- 9Categories
- 10Minutes
- 0–100Compliance score
What the package includes
Four steps, no unnecessary services and no hidden costs.
- 01Security audit
NIS2 gap analysis and security audit
- NIS2 scope and Article 21 obligations
- Technical review of infrastructure, access and backups
- Gap report with risk level
- 02Roadmap
Compliance roadmap
- Compliance plan with priorities, timing and costs
- Clear responsibilities for every measure
- Continuous compliance monitoring
- 03Training
Support, training and awareness
- Support in implementing the measures
- Management training (Art. 20 NIS2)
- Staff awareness of phishing, passwords and incidents
- 04Policy pack
Policies and documentation
- Security and access-control policies
- Incident management and CSIRT notification within 24 and 72 hours
- Business continuity and supplier management
How it works
From the first free consultation to compliance, step by step.
- Free assessment45 online questions: your compliance score arrives immediately.
- Free discovery call30 minutes to understand your company’s context, scope and priorities.
- Initial auditGap analysis and technical review: its outcome defines price and timing.
- Offer and roadmapA signed commercial offer and a compliance plan with priorities and responsibilities.
- Implementation and supportTraining, policies, documentation and monitoring until you are compliant.
What you receive
- Gap report with risk level
- Roadmap with priorities, timing and responsibilities
- Ready-to-use policies and documentation
- Training for management and staff
How long it takes
Indicatively about 3 months, plus staff training. Exact timing depends on the size and maturity of the company and is confirmed after the initial audit, together with the work plan.
What it costs
The price is set individually, based on the results of the initial audit. The offer is written and signed, with no hidden costs.
Why us
Experience, expertise and measurable results.
Certified compliance
We operate according to the international standards ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 22301:2019, in full compliance with cybersecurity requirements and NIS2.
A complete and fast methodology
We analyse the company’s situation, develop a precise action plan and prepare all the documentation as quickly as possible, without unnecessary bureaucracy.
Specialists with solid experience
Advanced technical skills and strategic vision: reliable, secure, results-oriented solutions.
One single offer
All the essential phases for full NIS2 compliance, with no unnecessary services and no hidden costs. Fast, reliable and transparent.
Frequently asked questions
Let’s start with the right questions.
Because today security is not only about technology, but about the stability of the company itself.
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In most cases yes, if it reaches at least one of the size thresholds and operates in a relevant sector.
NIS2 applies mainly to medium and large companies in essential or important sectors: industry, energy, transport, logistics, healthcare, digital services, IT, manufacturing, food and critical infrastructure. In general a company is covered if it reaches at least one of these thresholds:
- at least 50 employees
- more than 10 million euros of annual turnover or balance sheet total
Smaller companies may also be involved if they work in the supply chain of large groups or run critical services. The exact applicability must be checked case by case: that is why many companies start with an initial assessment to understand their exposure, real obligations and priorities.
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NIS2 introduces direct responsibility for company management as well.
The directive is not only about the IT department: management must show that it has adopted adequate measures for cyber risk and operational continuity. In the event of serious incidents or insufficient controls, the consequences may include:
- financial penalties
- organisational liability
- operational disruption
- data loss
- reputational damage
Today cybersecurity is part of corporate governance, no longer just a technical issue.
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In most companies there are vulnerabilities that stay invisible until an incident occurs.
The most common vulnerabilities do not come from movie-style attacks, but from everyday problems that are often underestimated:
- weak or reused passwords
- shared accounts between employees
- backups that were never verified
- devices that are not updated
- excessive user permissions
- uncontrolled use of AI and cloud tools
- no procedures in case of an incident
Many companies discover these problems only after an operational shutdown, a ransomware attack or a data loss. An initial assessment brings to light weaknesses that stay invisible in day-to-day operations.
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Yes, especially for companies that want strategic guidance without building a complex in-house department.
A vCISO (Virtual Chief Information Security Officer) is an external, part-time head of information security who manages cybersecurity, governance and compliance strategically, without the cost of a senior in-house hire. It lets you:
- define priorities and a roadmap
- coordinate IT suppliers
- improve policies and processes
- prepare for NIS2
- manage risk assessment and business continuity
Executive-level skills without having to build a dedicated internal structure.
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A backup that is not tested regularly is not a security guarantee.
Many companies run automatic backups without checking whether the data can really be restored. You need to check:
- real recovery times
- data integrity
- accessibility of the copies
- protection against ransomware
- operational continuity of critical systems
Without periodic tests, documented procedures and real checks, the infrastructure is more vulnerable than it seems.
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The right first step is a real risk assessment.
Many companies invest in technology tools without a clear view of their vulnerabilities. An initial assessment identifies:
- weak points in the infrastructure
- uncontrolled access
- backup problems
- operational risks
- weaknesses linked to AI and cloud
- the real level of NIS2 readiness
Effective cybersecurity does not start with tools, but with understanding the company’s real risks.
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The price is set individually, based on the results of the initial audit. Your first consultation is always free.
Every company starts from a different situation, so there is no single price. The path is:
- free online NIS2 assessment
- free 30-minute discovery call
- initial audit (gap analysis and technical review)
- written, signed commercial offer, with no hidden costs
Timing depends on the size and maturity of the company and is confirmed after the audit, together with the work plan.
Ready to check your NIS2 compliance?