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• Sceptics cite additional concerns such as NIS2 ’ s lack of comprehensiveness ( 35 %), belief that compliance doesn ’ t guarantee security ( 34 %) and overlap with existing regulations ( 25 %).
• Other barriers include a lack of focus on NIS2 compliance ( 20 %), tight timelines ( 19 %), cybersecurity skills shortage ( 19 %), directive complexity ( 19 %) and organisational silos ( 19 %).
• Despite conflicting views , most respondents perceive NIS2 positively in the context of their organisation ’ s regulatory obligations , feeling optimistic ( 33 %), confident ( 32 %) and encouraged ( 27 %).
Andre Troskie , EMEA Field CISO at Veeam , said : “ NIS2 brings responsibility for cybersecurity beyond IT teams into the boardroom . While many businesses recognise the importance of this directive , the struggle to comply found in the survey highlights significant systemic issues . The combined pressures of other business priorities and IT challenges can explain the delays , but this does not lessen the urgency .
“ Given the rising frequency and severity of cyberthreats , the potential benefits of NIS2 in preventing critical incidents and bolstering data resilience can ’ t be overstated . Leadership teams must act swiftly to bridge these gaps and ensure compliance , not just for regulatory sake but to genuinely enhance organisational robustness and safeguard critical data .”
Given the rising frequency and severity of cyberthreats , the potential benefits of NIS2 in preventing critical incidents and bolstering data resilience can ’ t be overstated .
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