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NIS2 Compliance for Manufacturing and Industrial Control Systems

By October 2024, EU member states must adopt and publish the EU Second Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) into domestic law.
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By October 2024, EU member states must transpose the EU Second Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) into domestic law. Succeeding the 2016 NIS1 directive, the NIS2 enforces much stricter cybersecurity standards with increased penalties for non-compliance of local law. Companies classed as ‘essential’ or ‘important’ (see below) are obliged to implement these standards. 

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What’s new in NIS2

NIS2 covers new sectors, including manufacturing, chemicals, waste management, and food production, among others. This is in addition to the sectors already covered by the first NIS, such as water supply, energy, and transport.

According to Article 21 of NIS2, essential and important entities need to implement a baseline set of security measures to address cyber threats:

  1. Risk analysis and system security processes
  2. Incident handling procedures
  3. Crisis management and business continuity
  4. Supply chain security
  5. Secure network and information systems
  6. Cybersecurity risk management
  7. Cyber hygiene practices and cybersecurity training
  8. Data security through cryptography and encryption
  9. Human resources security
  10. Improved identification and authentication
Understanding EU’s NIS2 Cybersecurity Directive
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Failure to comply with NIS2 can result in heavy fines, which could be up to 2% of global annual revenue for ‘essential’ entities.


What sectors does NIS2 apply to? 

NIS2 brings more infrastructure, manufacturing, and other organizations using OT or IIoT under the directive’s remit. Organizations in the following categories are classed as either ‘essential’ or ‘important’. 

NIS2 applicable industries

Critical infrastructure providers face unique challenges when it comes to creating and maintaining effective cybersecurity. 

With the rise of Industrial Internet Of Things (IIoT) blurring the line between digital and physical infrastructure, knowing how to achieve the desired level of communication in a safe and secure manner can be challenging. Working out how to comply with complex regulations and standards can also be difficult and time consuming.

Learn more about the best-in-class services Rockwell Automation uses to help industrial organizations become less vulnerable and more productive and secure. As the world leader in industrial automation, Rockwell Automation knows how to help secure industrial systems for organizations of all sizes across all industries. We deliver unrivaled capability in OT cybersecurity with a powerful combination of specialized in-house cyber knowledge coupled with world-class partnerships. Rely on us for all your OT security needs, as many organizations in the Fortune 100 do.

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Learn how Rockwell Automation can help your organization maintain compliance with the NIS2 Directive.

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NIS2 Directive, Navigating the Evolving Regulatory Landscape

Discover how NIS2 can improve cybersecurity measures across critical sectors, and learn how to reinforce your manufacturing operations against emerging threats while ensuring compliance with the NIS2 directive.

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New Regulatory Landscape for Cybersecurity in Industry

The landscape of standards and laws affecting manufacturers is undergoing significant transformation, spurred on by the pressing concerns of security and the integration of Artificial Intelligence. Understanding and complying with these evolving regulations is crucial for ensuring robust security protocols within industrial settings, and avoiding costly sanctions.

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Navigating the Impact of the European Directive NIS2 on Manufacturers

The European Directive NIS2 marks a significant change in the regulatory framework, especially for manufacturers operating in the European Union. This directive aims to enhance cybersecurity measures across critical sectors, including manufacturing. As a result, it is set to transform the industry's approach to security and make it more robust.

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Effective Cybersecurity and NIS2 Compliance First Requires Organizational Trust

Trust is critical in fortifying cybersecurity measures and ensuring adherence to NIS2 regulations. However, many companies still underestimate their cybersecurity posture. To enhance cybersecurity measures, it is essential to bridge the gap between IT and OT systems and build trust. Without trust, even the best efforts to implement remote monitoring, early warning systems, and other security measures will ultimately fail.

Are you ready to take steps to secure your OT environment?

Get in touch with Rockwell Automation today to find out how our cybersecurity consultants can help you achieve cyber resilience, improve your cybersecurity posture and take steps towards achieving necessary compliance.

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