Does NIS2 apply to us?
Understand sector, size, entity type, exceptions and supplier relevance.
Live • 30–45 minutes • English or Dutch
A concise, live introduction to NIS2 and the Dutch Cybersecurity Act. Participants learn whether the organisation may be in scope, what board responsibility means and which practical steps deserve attention.
A clear first overview
The webinar creates shared language around scope, governance, duty of care, incident reporting, supplier dependencies and the next board agenda. It is designed for decision-makers and keeps technical detail connected to business continuity and accountability.
Understand sector, size, entity type, exceptions and supplier relevance.
See how approval, oversight, training and demonstrable decision-making fit together.
Identify the first scope, risk, governance and reporting actions.
Sector context
The legal scope is determined by entity type, size and exceptions. The sector cards help frame the discussion without treating a broad industry label as a legal conclusion.
Healthcare providers within scope and organisations in closely connected care and data chains.
Public bodies, joint arrangements and organisations supporting essential public services.
Food manufacturers, processors and wholesalers included in the statutory sector definition.
Organisations in pharmaceuticals, medical devices and relevant life-sciences activities.
Manufacturing categories and mechanical engineering activities listed in the Act.
Specified transport entities, postal services and relevant logistics dependencies.
Commercially oriented research organisations and R&D-intensive organisations.
Organisations combining welfare or social services with healthcare activities, or operating in relevant care and public-sector chains.
Process organisations where continuity, OT, suppliers and safety come together.
Waste-management entities within scope and their operational supply chains.
Registration
Register for a suitable live sector session or ask about a private English-language webinar for your organisation.
Questions and answers
Yes. The webinar is delivered live so that current context and participant questions can be addressed.
It provides a useful orientation. Whether it is sufficient depends on the documented learning objective, depth, role and the ability to assess risks and measures.
Yes. A private webinar can be tailored to the organisation, sector and board context.
Yes. The full webinar can be delivered in English for international and mixed-language boards.