This white paper explains the EU NIS2 Directive as a major shift toward threat-led security operations, requiring organizations to continuously protect, detect, and respond to cyber risks that now represent full business interruption threats. NIS2 expands regulatory scope and emphasizes evidence-based compliance through real security data, aligning with the UK NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF). The paper introduces the concept of “grip” across three areas: understanding the threat landscape, strengthening security posture, and responding rapidly to actualized threats, as outlined on page 5. It highlights that boards must treat cyber risk as dynamic and strategic, demanding resilience, preparedness, and measurable response capability. Anomali is positioned as enabling NIS2 outcomes by b

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