1.1: The network and information system security policy

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1. For the purpose of Article 21(2), point (a) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, the policy on the security of network and information systems shall:

  1. set out the relevant entities’ approach to managing the security of their network and information systems;
  2. be appropriate to and complementary with the relevant entities’ business strategy and objectives;
  3. set out network and information security objectives;
  4. include a commitment to continual improvement of the security of network and information systems;
  5. include a commitment to provide the appropriate resources needed for its implementation, including the necessary staff, financial resources, processes, tools and technologies;
  6. be communicated to and acknowledged by relevant employees and relevant interested external parties;
  7. lay down roles and responsibilities pursuant to point 1.2;
  8. list the documentation to be kept and the duration of retention of the documentation;
  9. list the topic-specific policies;
  10. lay down indicators and measures to monitor its implementation and the current status of relevant entities’ maturity level of network and information security;
  11. indicate the date of the formal approval by the management bodies of the relevant entities (the ‘management bodies’).

2. The network and information system security policy shall be reviewed and, where appropriate, updated by management bodies at least annually and when significant incidents or significant changes to operations or risks occur. The result of the reviews shall be documented.

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NIS2 Implementing Regulation
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1. For the purpose of Article 21(2), point (a) of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, the policy on the security of network and information systems shall:

  1. set out the relevant entities’ approach to managing the security of their network and information systems;
  2. be appropriate to and complementary with the relevant entities’ business strategy and objectives;
  3. set out network and information security objectives;
  4. include a commitment to continual improvement of the security of network and information systems;
  5. include a commitment to provide the appropriate resources needed for its implementation, including the necessary staff, financial resources, processes, tools and technologies;
  6. be communicated to and acknowledged by relevant employees and relevant interested external parties;
  7. lay down roles and responsibilities pursuant to point 1.2;
  8. list the documentation to be kept and the duration of retention of the documentation;
  9. list the topic-specific policies;
  10. lay down indicators and measures to monitor its implementation and the current status of relevant entities’ maturity level of network and information security;
  11. indicate the date of the formal approval by the management bodies of the relevant entities (the ‘management bodies’).

2. The network and information system security policy shall be reviewed and, where appropriate, updated by management bodies at least annually and when significant incidents or significant changes to operations or risks occur. The result of the reviews shall be documented.

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1.1: The network and information system security policy
of the framework  
NIS2 Implementing Regulation
Task name
Priority
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Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Information security policy -report publishing, informing and maintenance
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Defining security roles and responsibilities
Critical
High
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Management commitment to cyber security management and management system
Critical
High
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Low
Implementation and documentation of management reviews
Critical
High
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Low
Formal adoption of security policies
Critical
High
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Low

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Framework

Sets the overall compliance standard or regulation your organization needs to follow.

Requirements

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Tasks

Concrete actions and activities your team carries out to satisfy each requirement.

Policies

Documented rules and practices that are created and maintained as a result of completing tasks.

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