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Regulatory requirements for critical infrastructure operators (NIS2)

In this learning module, we provide you with an overview of the most important regulatory requirements for critical infrastructure operators (such as NIS2) and what it means for the organization.

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Technical information:

  • ‍Language: German, English, French, Italian
  • ‍Duration: 25-30 minutes
  • ‍Format: SCORM or via our Learning Center
  • ‍Responsive design: The e-learning can be done on a PC, notebook, tablet and smartphone.
  • ‍Customizable to the company: Yes, for example, guidelines, terms, colors, font, logo, contact data and linked documents.

Learning goals:

  • You know what NIS2 directive is.
  • You know who the directive applies to.
  • You learn the risks if you fail to comply with the regulatory requirements.
  • You know how to comply with the directive.
  • You know where to turn to for guidance and for more information.

Learning content:

  • Introductory video
  • Risks in case you fail to comply
  • Legal framework in EU and Switzerland
  • Fines
  • Supervisory and enforcement powers
  • Requirements (documentation, reporting)
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Implementation measures
  • Risk management
  • Supply chain security
  • Communication across departments
  • Scenarios
  • Knowledge test

Number of lessons:

34

Target group:

Ortanizations operating in key, critical sectors across the Europe (including energy, transport, banking, health, and digital infrastructure).

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