NIS2 Implementing Regulation

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3.3: Event reporting

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1. The relevant entities shall put in place a simple mechanism allowing their employees, suppliers, and customers to report suspicious events.

2. The relevant entities shall, where appropriate, communicate the event reporting mechanism to their suppliers and customers, and shall regularly train their employees how to use the mechanism.

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3.3: Event reporting

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3.3: Event reporting

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1. The relevant entities shall put in place a simple mechanism allowing their employees, suppliers, and customers to report suspicious events.

2. The relevant entities shall, where appropriate, communicate the event reporting mechanism to their suppliers and customers, and shall regularly train their employees how to use the mechanism.

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3.3: Event reporting

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NIS2 Implementing Regulation

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Defining security events and incidents

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Incident management

Incident management and response

Defining security events and incidents

This task helps you comply with the following requirements

1.6.1: Reporting of security events TISAX

DE.AE-08: Incidents declaration criteria NIST 2.0

17.9: Establish and Maintain Security Incident Thresholds CIS 18

Article 31: ICT risk management DORA simplified RMF

5.43: HLT – Externe rapportage van incidenten NEN 7510

Internal communication in an incident situation

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Normal

Low

Incident management

Incident management and response

Internal communication in an incident situation

This task helps you comply with the following requirements

1.6.1: Reporting of security events TISAX

DE.AE-06: Information on adverse events NIST 2.0

RS.CO-02: Notifying stakeholders of incidents NIST 2.0

RS.CO-03: Sharing Information with stakeholders NIST 2.0

17.2: Establish and Maintain Contact Information for Reporting Security Incidents CIS 18

Process for detecting and reporting security breaches related to the supply chain

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High

Normal

Low

Incident management

Data breach management

Process for detecting and reporting security breaches related to the supply chain

This task helps you comply with the following requirements

Članak 30.1.b: Postupanje s incidentima, uključujući njihovo praćenje, evidentiranje i prijavljivanje NIS2 Croatia

9.9b §: Poikkeamien käsittely Kyberturvallisuuslaki

9.6.2: Managment of data protection incidents TISAX

30 § 3.2° (incidents): La gestion des incidents NIS2 Belgium

DE.CM-6: External service provider activity is monitored to detect potential cybersecurity events.CyberFundamentals

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