Security and NIS 2

The NIS 2 directive asks companies and public bodies to govern cyber risk. Many organisations wonder where to start.

Data Ware supports the technical side: backup, access, network, operational continuity. Interpretation of the law, filings with the Authority and legal aspects stay with your lawyer or compliance adviser.

Our work is to make systems more solid and to give the path toward NIS 2 a concrete base.

Technical path for security and NIS 2

Technical path

First the state of the systems. Then the plan.


We put in order what is there: networks, servers, workstations, backups, access. We flag what is urgent, what can wait, what is missing.

It is a technical picture, useful also to whoever will handle the legal side.

Data protection, backup and operational continuity

Backup, access, network. The foundations that hold.


We work on what is visible in the systems: backups and restore tests; who enters, from where, with which privileges; network perimeter, updates, segmentation where needed; what to do if a service stops.

These are cyber-hygiene measures. They do not replace the law: they make it practicable.

Backup and copy of company data

Companies, supply chain, public bodies

Who is in scope. And who sits in the chain.


The perimeter includes the entities named by the directive and, often, relevant suppliers. Public bodies need the same technical hygiene: continuous service, protected data, governed access.

On the systems we help you see where you stand and what to strengthen. Whether you are in scope stays with your legal counsel.

Networks and devices to protect

What we do. What we do not do.


We do technical analysis, an IT work plan, implementation of backup, access and network, and support for your staff.

We do not issue legal opinions, fill in the Authority’s platform, or offer a «NIS 2 certification». No private party can certify compliance in place of the Authority. When needed, we work alongside the lawyer you already follow.

ICT infrastructure to put in order