The NIS2 Directive sets stricter requirements for cybersecurity and managerial accountability. Failure to comply will soon mean risk of fines, reputation damage and loss of customers.
But good news: becoming compliant doesn't have to be complex.
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In this practical e-book you will discover:
How to determine if the NIS2 / Cbw applies to your organization
What administrative responsibility really means
How to conduct smart risk management without Excel chaos
How to deploy the NIS2 Quality Mark as a practical standard
How to stay demonstrably compliant through the PDCA cycle
It is the perfect guide for directors, CISOs, IT managers and compliance officers who don't want to wait and see, but want to be prepared.





The NIS2 directive applies to organizations in critical sectors as well as their suppliers. Not complying not only means risk of fines and reputational damage, but especially the loss of trust from customers and partners.
At a time when digital security determines continuity, you cannot afford to be left behind.
NIS2 compliance may seem like a complex and time-consuming process, think risk inventories, risk assessments and demonstrating effectiveness of control measures. Spreadsheets no longer suffice.
But what if there is a time-saving and cost-effective solution that allows you to become (and stay) compliant in a structured, fast and demonstrable way?
The NIS2 directive has officially been in effect within the European Union since Oct. 17, 2024.
In the Netherlands, however, implementation has been delayed: the national Cyber Security Act (Cbw), which transposes the directive into Dutch law, is not expected to take effect until spring 2026.
That means no immediate legal obligations yet, but organizations would be wise to start preparing now.
Many requirements such as risk management, policy, reporting and chain responsibility take time to set up properly.
“As experts in information security, we’ve been able to set up our ISMS and risk management much more efficiently in a short period of time with Perium. The user-friendly platform is quick and easy to implement and aligns perfectly with our situation and goals. We have real-time insight into the status of our risks, control measures, and improvement actions.”
CISO a.i.
“CFP uses Perium to meet the standards we set for ourselves—such as ISO 27001—as well as our customers’ requirements. Within the platform , we can track all requirements in one central location, link them to one another, and connect them to the corresponding documents. This allows us to work more efficiently and gain better insight.”
Lead Product Development
“The advantage of Perium is that you can easily link the control measures already in place within your organization to the various risks. This allows you to manage your risks efficiently and comprehensively, without having to reinvent the wheel.”
Risk & compliance officer
“At the Groningen Safety Region, we were able to get started with Perium right away.
The user-friendly and scalable platform helps us quickly gain insight into—and control over—our (digital) risks.”
CISO
Thanks to the Perium platform , we were able to get started immediately and in a structured manner: a flying start that saved us a lot of time and research. Our entire planning and control cycle is now integrated, allowing us to efficiently maintain control over our internal controls while simultaneously improving the quality of our compliance.”
CISO
“It’s convenient that Perium offers a wealth of content, such as the risk assessment, links to the appropriate control measures, standard ISMS tasks, and—coming soon—templates.”
“Now that we’ve been working with Perium for some time, we definitely appreciate the direct communication. We get quick responses to issues and questions.”
CISO & FG
The e-book is written for directors, CISOs, IT managers and compliance officers who want to get started practically with the NIS2 Directive.
Whether you're an SME organization, supplier or critical entity, this roadmap shows you how to become structurally and demonstrably compliant, without endless spreadsheets.
The Cyber Security Act, which introduces the NIS2 in the Netherlands, is expected to take effect in the spring of 2026. But many obligations, such as risk management, policy and reporting, take time to set up properly. Those who start now will soon have everything in order and show customers that cybersecurity is taken seriously.
A practical 6-step plan in which you learn:
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