KPMG’s white paper on the NIS2 Directive explains how the EU is strengthening cybersecurity across critical sectors by mandating stricter risk management, incident reporting, and accountability requirements. The directive expands scope to include more industries and imposes financial penalties for non-compliance. It emphasizes governance, supply chain security, and OT-IT integration, recommending frameworks like IEC 62443. The paper outlines four key actions: raising C-suite awareness, baselining risk, accelerating remediation, and assigning ownership. Organizations must act now to align with NIS2 ahead of its 2025 enforcement date.

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