We compare your current state with the requirements of the NIS2 Directive and its national implementing rules, and you get a clear list of gaps, priorities and a plan you can act on with confidence.
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The first step to compliance: a precise map of the gaps
The NIS2 Directive significantly raises cybersecurity requirements, and once you fall within its scope you have only a limited window to put security measures in place. It sounds like plenty of time, but without a clear brief it is easy to spend it on the wrong priorities. A GAP analysis tells you straight what you already meet, what is missing and what makes sense to tackle first, so that every euro goes where it actually moves you closer to compliance.
What the GAP analysis covers
Assessment of whether NIS2 applies to you
We check your sector and the size criteria (50+ employees or turnover above €10 million) and whether you are an operator of an essential or an important service. NIS2 is based on self-identification, so the responsibility to assess this rests with you.
Comparison against the required measures
We go through your organisational and technical measures point by point against the NIS2 Directive and its national implementing rules, from risk management and access control to business continuity.
Review of your technical setup
A real look at your network, firewall, backup, monitoring, logging and device protection. Not a paper exercise: we see how things actually run at your company.
Review of your security documentation
We identify which policies, directives and records required by NIS2 you already have, which are missing and which simply need updating.
Incident readiness
We check whether you can detect and report a cyber incident within the deadlines set by NIS2: an early warning within 24 hours, a notification within 72 hours and a final report within one month.
Output: a GAP report with priorities
An overview of the gaps against NIS2 sorted by severity, a proposal of concrete steps, an effort estimate and a quote for the implementation.
How the GAP analysis works
1Initial consultation and scopeWe get to know your situation, services and systems and agree on the scope of the analysis.
2Information gatheringGuided interviews with IT and management, a review of documentation and a technical inspection of your environment.
3Evaluation against NIS2We mark every requirement of the NIS2 Directive and its implementing rules as: met / partial / missing, with its impact on you.
4Report, plan and presentationWe hand over the GAP report with priorities and pricing and present it in person to both management and the IT team.
What you get at the end
A GAP report that both management and IT can understand: what you meet, what is missing, in what order to tackle it and how much it will cost. It also serves as evidence with which the statutory body can demonstrate that it is managing cyber risk, because NIS2 places responsibility for it directly on company management.
Why start with a GAP analysis
You know exactly what you are missing for compliance, no investing blind.
Priorities by severity: first what reduces the biggest risk.
A basis for budgeting and management decisions, including a cost estimate.
You prepare for an audit or self-assessment well in advance, not under stress.
We can move smoothly from the analysis to implementing the measures, all from a single partner.
No obligation, and you can work with the report using your own IT or another supplier.
What comes after the GAP analysis
From report to real compliance
The GAP report shows exactly what you are missing. We can also close those gaps directly through our 4 pillars: an audit, network and device protection, monitoring with logging and training, plus the role of a cybersecurity manager. All from a single partner, with no juggling of suppliers.
We are certified to ISO 27001, so we meet the requirements for information security management on ourselves too. We speak a language that both management and IT understand.
30+years of IT experience
ISO27001 & 9001 certified
4pillars to implement the measures
We carry out GAP analyses on site across your region and nationwide, partly remotely too.
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Frequently asked questions
How do we find out whether the rules apply to us at all?
It comes down to your sector (the sectors listed in the NIS2 Directive) and your size, as a rule from 50 employees or turnover above €10 million, with some entities covered regardless of size. You can get a preliminary idea yourself, but the precise assessment is the first part of our analysis.
Is a GAP analysis the same as a cybersecurity audit?
No. A compliance audit is carried out by an independent auditor and verifies that your obligations under NIS2 are met. A GAP analysis is the preparation: it maps the gaps and gives you time to close them before an audit or inspection finds them.
We haven't registered yet. What now?
Under NIS2 you have to register once you start meeting the criteria. If you are not sure whether or how to register, we will go through it together, it is a simpler step than it looks.
How long does the analysis take?
Depending on the size of your environment and the scope, a matter of weeks rather than months. We agree the scope and timing in advance at the initial consultation.
How much does a GAP analysis cost?
The price depends on the number of locations, systems and the range of services you provide. After a short, no-obligation consultation you receive a specific quote.
Does the analysis commit us to further services?
No. The report is yours and you can use it however you like. Most clients, however, appreciate that we can act on the findings directly through implementation: an audit, network protection, monitoring and training.
What do companies that entrusted us with their IT say?
They once faced the same decision. We have been looking after their IT for years.
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“Jungheinrich, a global group with a subsidiary in Slovakia as well, has been working with this team for 27 years. They take exemplary care of our network, which currently has more than 150 computers, to our complete satisfaction, as this long cooperation shows.”
Chief Financial OfficerJungheinrich s. r. o. · 27 years“
“We have found a responsible partner in information technology. Cooperation in this field is about trust and expertise. This company demonstrates both. Speed of response, professionalism and a human approach are the calling card we encounter every time. We are glad to have found a team of professionals we can rely on.”
IT Manager Production and InfrastructureBNP Paribas Cardif poisťovňa, a. s.“
“Our cooperation began in 2012. The strengths of this company include responsibility, reliability and precision. Our cooperation on comprehensive IT management continues to this day and we are convinced we will keep developing it.”
Inštitút pre verejnú správuInstitute for Public Administration · since 2012