3. Cybersecurity & NIS2 Directive Compliance
Multi-layered enterprise defense, Zero-Trust network architecture, continuous vulnerability scanning, EDR/XDR endpoint protection, and comprehensive preparation for the European NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555 / OUG 155/2024).
Zero-Trust Architecture
Strict identity verification, mandatory MFA, least-privilege access, and micro-segmentation of critical network segments.
Vulnerability Scanning
Automated scanning of external IP perimeters and internal infrastructure to detect unpatched CVEs and misconfigurations.
EDR/XDR Telemetry
Advanced endpoint behavioral analysis, ransomware containment, and automated response against zero-day threats.
NIS2 Direct Alignment
Gap analysis, incident handling procedures (24h early warning, 72h detailed report), and supply chain security controls.
How We Prepare Essential & Important Entities for NIS2
Under the European NIS2 Directive and national transposition, organizations face mandatory cybersecurity governance, supplier audits, and substantial penalties for non-compliance. EnergySoft provides end-to-end alignment.
Risk Analysis & Policies
Formalization of cybersecurity management frameworks and executive accountability procedures.
Incident Notification
Pre-established communication channels and technical protocols for statutory CSIRT/DNSC notifications.
Supply Chain Security
Standardized technical questionnaires and security requirements for all third-party software and service vendors.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity & NIS2
Which companies fall under the mandatory scope of NIS2?
NIS2 applies directly to medium and large enterprises operating in critical and essential sectors: energy, transport, banking, digital infrastructure, healthcare, water, and digital providers, as well as their key supply chain partners.
What is the difference between traditional antivirus and EDR/XDR?
Traditional antivirus relies on static malware signatures. EDR/XDR analyzes process behavior, memory anomalies, and network connections in real time, stopping zero-day threats and lateral ransomware propagation.