Vantuz helps companies create high-confidence breach signals, response evidence and incident dossiers before the 24-hour reporting clock becomes a board problem.
NIS2, the EU's Network and Information Security directive, has applied since October 2024. Article 23 requires in-scope organisations to submit an early warning within 24 hours after becoming aware of a significant incident.
The practical problem is simple: if your company cannot create trustworthy detection evidence, you cannot confidently decide whether the notification clock has started.
The directive reaches essential and important entities across Europe, including many digital providers, managed service providers, cloud services and mid-market companies operating in regulated sectors.
How NIS2 incident-readiness maps onto Vantuz capabilities. Vantuz supports the evidence workflow; your organisation and advisers still decide what is legally reportable.
One file. Auto-generated. Built for internal security review, board updates and legal/compliance assessment.
NIS2 covers essential and important sectors. In many cases, medium-sized and larger organisations in these sectors are in scope; exact obligations depend on national transposition and your legal classification.