NIS2 Compliance for the Enterprise
SpinSPM helps you improve your SaaS posture by managing misconfigurations, ensuring compliance, and identifying risky users and applications.
Use SpinSPM to automatically monitor controls, verify that the configuration meets NIS2, understand potential vulnerabilities, and take action. SpinSPM gives you confidence that your mission-critical applications are on the right track to becoming NIS2 compliant.
Understand potential vulnerabilities with detailed descriptions and insights
Check the current status of your configurations
Review recommended security controls to help comply with NIS2
Take action with automated, customizable policies
What Makes SpinSPM Different for NIS2 Compliance?
Most Granular Risk Assessment
SpinSPM offers the most granular third-party applications/extensions risk assessment based on scope of permissions, business risks, technical security risks, compliance risks, and known vulnerabilities, including risk score history.
Most Granular Access Management
SpinSPM offers the most granular access management with fully automated and configurable policy creation for fast incident response.
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Comprehensive SaaS Security
SpinSPM is part of SpinOne, the all-in-one SaaS security platform including DSPM, ransomware detection and response, and backup and recovery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Network & Information Security Directive (NIS2)?
NIS2 provides legal measures to boost the overall level of cybersecurity in the European Union (EU). Each EU nation must come up with their own implementation of NIS2 by Oct 17, 2024. NIS2 is not explicitly prescriptive in what the EU nations must do; instead, it takes inspiration from common cybersecurity frameworks like ISO 27001.
Why is NIS2 important?
From a cybersecurity perspective, it aims to build a high, yet common level of protection against the evolving cyberthreat landscape.
From a business perspective, non-compliant entities will be fined.
- Essential entities (e.g., transport, finance, energy, water, space, health, public administration, and digital infrastructure) will have a maximum fine of at least €10,000,000 or 2% of the global annual revenue, whichever is higher.
- Important entities (e.g., foods, digital providers, chemicals, postal services, waste management, research, manufacturing) will have a maximum fine of at least €7,000,000 or 1.4% of the global annual revenue, whichever is higher.
What can you do about it? How do you prepare for NIS2?
The most practical part of NIS2 is in Article 21, which provides 10 minimum guidelines for how to approach it. Spin.AI’s team of security experts reviewed Article 21 and translated what it means for SaaS data in Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce and Slack. SpinSPM now provides recommended security controls to help customers comply with NIS2.
