What companies can expect now

NIS2 affects far more sectors than its predecessor. DORA applies to the entire financial sector. Both regulations require:

• Clear responsibilities for information security
• Technical and organizational protective measures
• Structured reporting procedures and crisis response plans
• Risk analyses and documentation
• Proof of training, awareness and compliance

Companies are therefore faced with the task of raising IT security structures to a new level - with governance that works in everyday life.

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Why many companies are stumbling

We see this in practice:

• Regulation is misunderstood as an IT issue
• Roles such as CISO are not endowed with real authority
• Documentation is incomplete or not audit-proof
• Existing ISMS or BCM structures are outdated or isolated
• Requirements are "translated" but not anchored

That's why it takes more than just legal advice - it takes implementation expertise.

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Our approach at DI Experts

We bring technology, organization and compliance to the table - and ensure that regulation does not become a burden, but a stable basis for security:

• Gap analysis & action plan: Review your status quo against NIS2/DORA requirements
• Anchoring in project and line organization: defining responsibilities, operationalizing roles
• Integration with existing systems: Connection to ISMS, BCM, GRC, risk management, etc.
• Awareness & training: building a safety culture - not just a policy
• Crisis response setup: Preparation for reporting cases and audits

Our methodology is pragmatic, adaptable and geared to your level of maturity.

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For whom this is important now

• Companies from critical infrastructures (KRITIS)
• Energy, health, transportation, water, digital services
• Financial institutions, insurance companies, IT service providers in the financial sector
• SMEs that are suppliers, hosting or platform providers

If you are affected, you should act now at the latest - because the implementation obligation is running.

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Conclusion

NIS2 and DORA are not just formalities - they require structured IT governance and verifiable security measures. DI Experts helps you to make regulatory requirements tangible and anchor them effectively. This creates security that is not only auditable - but really protects.