NIS2 Article 21 calls for security measures, business continuity, supply chain oversight and 24-hour incident reporting, with personal liability for management. KaitoSec runs all of it on one data model with the ISMS, BCMS, DSMS and AIMS.
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NIS2 holds senior management personally accountable for cybersecurity failures. KaitoSec creates an auditable trail of board-level security approvals, risk acceptance decisions, and policy sign-offs that demonstrates active governance.
NIS2 requires a preliminary incident report to the competent authority within 24 hours and a full report within 72 hours. KaitoSec's incident response module guides teams through structured reporting steps with pre-filled templates and deadline tracking.
Essential and important entities must assess the security posture of their suppliers. KaitoSec's vendor management module runs automated questionnaires, tracks supplier risk ratings, and flags high-risk third parties before they become a liability.
Article 21 calls for risk analysis, incident handling, business continuity, supply chain security, and policies for data protection. KaitoSec implements each control once, then maps it into the BCMS, ISMS and DSMS where the substance overlaps. An ISO 22301 BC exercise is also a NIS2 continuity evidence; an ISMS access policy is also a NIS2 measure. One control, every audit it belongs in.
A single view of all NIS2 Article 21 security measures mapped to your organisation, from access control and encryption to business continuity and supply chain hygiene. Each obligation shows ownership, evidence status, and remediation timeline. The dashboard tracks your progress across all NIS2 Art. 21 obligations, including business continuity and crisis management.
Pre-built response playbooks guide your team through detection, containment, and regulatory notification steps. KaitoSec automatically calculates reporting deadlines from the moment an incident is logged.
NIS2 distinguishes between essential and important entities across 18 sectors, each with different obligations. KaitoSec's onboarding wizard identifies your classification and filters the requirement set to exactly what applies to you.
NIS2 Article 21 explicitly requires business continuity measures, including backup management, disaster recovery, and crisis management. KaitoSec maps these obligations to structured workflows: run your BIA, define recovery strategies, build BC plans, and manage crisis escalation. Every measure links back to your NIS2 obligation tracking, so you can demonstrate compliance at any point.
Built on open catalogs: BSI, MITRE, OWASP, ENISA
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