Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) (C2535)
Equip your organization to meet the cybersecurity demands with our NIS2 Directive Course. This seminar empowers cross-functional teams to build a robust security culture to identify threats, implement protective measures, reducing human error, and ensure full regulatory compliance, before fines or disruptions from cyber threats occur.
Table of Contents of the NIS2 Directive Course
- About the Course
- Who Should Attend NIS2 Directive Course
- NIS2 Directive Course Key Learning Objectives:
- NIS2 Directive Course Curriculum
- Meet the Trainer
- Fees & Registration Details
- FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions
- Other Upcoming Courses
About the Course
The Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) marks a new era in cybersecurity regulation across the EU. This comprehensive training seminar is designed to prepare professionals from IT, Legal, Compliance, Risk, Operations, and Management to understand and implement the requirements of NIS2 effectively.
Participants will gain practical insights into the sectors in scope, the designation of essential and important entities, and the legal and supervisory obligations tied to NIS2 compliance. The seminar introduces a structured, risk-based approach to cybersecurity—covering threat identification, control implementation, incident response planning, and reporting procedures in line with EU and national expectations.
Through real-world case studies, collaborative exercises, and scenario-based learning, attendees will develop a holistic understanding of how to manage cyber risks and create a security-first culture within their organisation. The course also highlights the potential penalties for non-compliance, helping teams benchmark their internal frameworks and prepare for regulatory scrutiny.
With cyber threats and regulatory demands on the rise, this seminar provides the tools and strategies needed to protect critical systems, minimise vulnerabilities, and maintain business continuity under NIS2.
NIS2 Directive Course Course Timetable
Who Should Attend NIS2 Directive Course
This course on Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) is suitable for:
- IT department
- Compliance and Legal department
- Risk Management department
- Operations
- Management and Executive teams
- Human Resources
- Finance
- Supply chain and Vendor Management
NIS2 Directive Course Key Learning Objectives:
Following the completion of the course on Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2), the attendees will be able to:
- Be able to build a security culture
- Be able to comply with regulations and standards to ensure compliance and protection against legal liabilities
- Be able to reduce Human Error
- Be able to stay updated on the latest security threats and how to mitigate them
- Appropriately equipped with a computer security incident response team and a competent national network and information system authority
- Create a culture of protection of sensitive information
- Create a culture to prevent any future cyberattacks
NIS2 Directive Course Curriculum
This live online course on the Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) is divided into 7 modules
Module 1| Introduction
- Course Introduction – Discussion Topics
- Outline course objectives
- Icebreaker
- Overview of the NIS2 Directive
Module 2| SECTORS IN SCOPE
- Identification of essential entities
- Specific Requirements
- Supervision Requirements
- Case study
Module 3| SECURITY MEASURES AND CONTROLS
- Outline of measures and controls
- Risk Management Practices
- Identification of Risks
- Documentation and Reporting
- Review and Update
- Other Practices
- NIS Framework
Module 4| INCIDENT RESPONSE AND REPORTING
- Incident response and reporting obligations
- Best practices for reporting
- Incident Response Planning
- Coordinated Vulnerabilities Disclosure (CVD)
Module 5| COMPLIANCE AND SUPERVISION
- National Supervision & EU-Level Collaboration
- Compliance Strategies
- NIS2 Fines and Penalties for Non-compliance
Module 6| IMPLEMENTATION AND MANAGEMENT
- Developing a cybersecurity program
- Implementation of Security Controls
- Improvement and Monitoring
- Benchmarking and NIS2 Directive
Module 7| PRACTICES, CONCLUSION Q&A
- Practices
- Scenarios
- Key takeaways
- Q&A
- Seminar Evaluation Assessment
*This training program is designed to support continuing professional development (CPD). Participants are encouraged to verify with their professional body or regulatory authority whether the training meets their individual or institutional CPD requirements
Fees & Registration Details
FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NIS2 Directive and who must comply with it?
What are the penalties for non-compliance with the NIS2 Directive?
Who should attend a training course on the NIS2 Directive?
What practical skills will I gain from attending the NIS2 training?
How does this NIS2 seminar support organisations with compliance readiness?
The NIS2 Directive (Document 02022L2555-20221227) is an EU-wide cybersecurity law targeting organisations that provide essential or important services, such as in energy, health, finance, transport, and digital infrastructure. It mandates strict security measures and reporting obligations for network and information systems.
Organisations that fail to comply with NIS2 may face substantial fines and, in severe cases, suspension of their license to operate. The directive enforces stronger oversight and accountability at both national and EU levels.
This course is ideal for professionals in IT, legal and compliance, operations, risk management, HR, finance, vendor management, and executive teams—anyone responsible for cybersecurity risk and regulatory alignment.
Participants will learn how to develop a cybersecurity culture, implement security controls, conduct incident response planning, report cyber incidents, and align with supervisory expectations under NIS2.
The seminar offers a structured, holistic approach to NIS2 compliance—covering sector identification, risk management, incident reporting, supervisory collaboration, and implementation strategies to build internal resilience and meet EU regulatory standards.
