NIS2 Compliance Support
The START4.0 Competence Center supports businesses and organizations in complying with the European NIS2 Directive and its national implementation, guiding organizations through a structured process that integrates analysis, governance, skills, and secure digital transformation. Thanks to its experience in cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and digital transformation, START4.0 is a qualified partner to guide organizations through the NIS2 compliance process, which is not just a regulatory requirement but also an opportunity to strengthen resilience and competitiveness.
Who it's for
- Companies directly subject to NIS2 (essential and important entities)
- Supply chain companies in regulated sectors
- Operators of critical infrastructure and essential services
- Public administrations and entities involved in the management of critical digital services
What we offer
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Compliance assessment and risk analysis
START4.0 offers assessment services aimed at evaluating the organization's level of maturity with respect to NIS2 requirements. Activities include analyzing the scope of applicability (essential and important entities), evaluating existing technical and organizational measures, analyzing cyber risks, and verifying incident management, business continuity, and resilience processes. The assessment is conducted in accordance with the principles of the Italian implementation, taking into account the guidance of the National Cybersecurity Agency.
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NIS2 Compliance Roadmap
Following the assessment, START4.0 supports the definition of a customized compliance roadmap, which identifies priorities, corrective actions, required investments, and timelines. The roadmap integrates organizational, procedural, and technological aspects and allows organizations to plan compliance progressively and sustainably, aligning security, compliance, and business objectives.
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Support for Governance and the Role of Management
The NIS2 Directive assigns direct responsibilities to administrative and management bodies. START4.0 supports organizations in strengthening security governance, supporting the definition of roles and responsibilities, decision-making models, and control processes. This includes support activities for boards and top management, aimed at understanding the obligations, responsibilities, and strategic impacts of NIS2.
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Training and Awareness (including C-Level and board-level)
START4.0 designs and delivers targeted training courses, in line with NIS2 guidelines on awareness and skills. Services include:
Basic and advanced training on NIS2 for technical and operational roles;
C-level and management training programs, focusing on responsibility, risk management, and decision-making;
sessions for boards and senior management, focused on understanding cyber risk as a strategic risk.
Sections dedicated to OT Security, aimed at identifying defense tools and strategies for securing SCADA systems and operational networks, with in-depth analysis of the IEC 62443 standard and the Machinery Directive to ensure compliance and improve business practices.
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Supply Chain Security and Supplier Management
NIS2 places a strong emphasis on supply chain security. START4.0 supports organizations in analyzing and strengthening supply chain security through critical supplier mapping, third-party risk assessments, defining contractual security requirements, and supporting supplier qualification and monitoring processes.
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Operational and organizational compliance support
The START4.0 Competence Center supports businesses and organizations in adapting to the European NIS2 Directive and its national implementation, guiding organizations through a structured process that integrates analysis, governance, skills, and secure digital transformation. Thanks to its experience in cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, and digital transformation, START4.0 is a qualified partner to guide organizations through the NIS2 compliance process, which is not just a regulatory requirement but also an opportunity to strengthen resilience and competitiveness.
