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NIS-2 implementation with DAKS®

The NIS-2 Directive and the KRITIS-DACH Act, which came into force in Germany on October 1, 2024, require minimum standards for cyber security and business continuity management.

With our DAKS redundancy concepts tailored to the new requirements, you can tick off the NIS-2 topic in emergency and crisis communication easily, quickly and efficiently.

The motto is: "Make your DAKS NIS-2-ready!"

DAKS is important for your organization because...

  • DAKS enables crisis communication.
  • DAKS coordinates evacuations.
  • DAKS alerts in the event of security incidents.
  • DAKS activates stored emergency communication procedures to minimize damage.
  • DAKS supports the rapid resumption of business processes.

That's why you need DAKS redundant! DAKS redundancy concepts ensure that your emergency communication functions reliably even in crisis situations.

Your contact at tetronik will be happy to answer your individual requirements or questions:

Schematic diagram of redundancy system: defective system shown in red on the left, redundancy system shown in blue on the right

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DAKS in the Context of the NIS-2 Regulation

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DAKS in Crisis Management

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DAKS Redundancy Concepts

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    Frequently asked questions about NIS-2

    What exactly is NIS-2?

    The abbreviation NIS stands for “Network and Information Security.” NIS-2 is the European extension of the international directive for the protection of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) against IT incidents and cyberattacks from 2023.

    Who is affected by NIS-2?

    More and more companies and organizations, including smaller firms, e.g., in the energy and healthcare sectors, as well as their service providers, are affected by the directive, depending on their classification as “critical infrastructure” (KRITIS) in accordance with Section 2 (10) BSIG (BSI-Kritisverordnung).

    BSI: What are Critical Infrastructures?

    What obligations arise from NIS-2?

    Since October 18, 2024, affected organizations have been subject to strict reporting requirements and corresponding security measures, with non-compliance punishable by heavy fines.

    How does DAKS help with the implementation of NIS-2?

    Risk management & resilience

    • Minimization of IT and security risks through DAKS
    • Ensuring business continuity (BCM) through geo-redundant locations

    Security precautions & incident detection

    • Automated alerting and escalation processes
    • Faster response to security incidents through integrated communication solutions

    Crisis management & emergency communication

    • Use of DAKS in the event of a crisis: coordination and information distribution
    • Advantages of geo-separated redundancy in crisis situations

    Reporting obligations & reporting

    • Support from DAKS in complying with reporting obligations
    • Documentation and traceability of alerts and security incidents
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