Data security has become one of the key pillars of operation for organizations in the energy, industrial, and critical infrastructure sectors. Growing digitalization, the rapid expansion of IoT, and new regulatory requirements—including the NIS2 Directive—require a systematic approach to protecting data, systems, and operational continuity.

We design and implement data security solutions that combine technical, organizational, and regulatory requirements. Our approach addresses both data protection and the cyber resilience of IT and OT systems, tailored to real-world threats and applicable legal frameworks.

Scope of Service

As part of our data security services, we deliver activities including:

– analysis of cyber and operational risks
– assessment of compliance with NIS2 and other regulations
– design of IT and OT security architectures
– protection of IoT systems, smart meters, and metering infrastructure
– securing data in transit, at rest, and during processing
– implementation of access control, authentication, and identity management
– network segmentation and isolation of critical systems
– security of on-premises and cloud environments
– event monitoring, incident detection, and response
– preparation of security documentation, policies, and procedures

All solutions are designed with long-term regulatory compliance and system scalability in mind.

Who it’s for

Our data security services are intended for:

– organizations subject to or preparing for NIS2 compliance
– energy and industrial companies
– operators of critical infrastructure
– property and technical facility managers
– organizations using IoT and automation systems
– companies processing sensitive or operational data
– entities undergoing digital transformation or IT modernization

Security measures are tailored to the size of the organization, its risk profile, and regulatory obligations.

Key Benefits

Implementing data security solutions enables organizations to:

– meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive and other regulations
– increase system cyber resilience
– protect operational continuity and critical infrastructure
– reduce the risk of penalties, downtime, and financial losses
– maintain control over access to data and systems
– strengthen trust among partners, customers, and institutions
– establish a secure foundation for further digitalization and automation
– prepare for future regulatory changes

Data security is no longer just a technical function—it has become a strategic management responsibility.

NIS2 – Systemic Security and Regulatory Compliance

The NIS2 Directive introduces significant changes to the cybersecurity landscape, expanding the scope of regulated entities and raising requirements for risk management, business continuity, and organizational accountability. It applies in particular to the energy sector, industry, critical infrastructure, and organizations using digital and IoT systems.

We support organizations in preparing for NIS2 by assessing their current security posture, identifying gaps, and implementing technical and organizational measures aligned with the directive. Our work goes beyond technology to include processes, documentation, and real operational cyber resilience.

We treat security as a continuous process rather than a one-time implementation, ensuring sustained regulatory compliance over the long term.

NIS2 Compliance Checklist

The checklist below serves as a practical tool for assessing an organization’s readiness to meet NIS2 requirements.

Management and Governance
– assignment of cybersecurity responsibilities
– definition of roles and accountability
– implementation of information security policies
– regular review and update of procedures

Risk Management
– identification of critical systems
– cyber and operational risk assessment
– evaluation of incident impact on business continuity
– implementation of risk mitigation plans

IT and OT Technical Controls
– securing IT and OT systems
– network segmentation and isolation of critical assets
– access control and identity management
– protection of IoT devices and metering infrastructure

Data and Communication Security
– protection of data in transit and at rest
– access rights management
– event logging and monitoring
– incident detection and response mechanisms

Business Continuity
– development of business continuity plans
– incident response procedures
– backup and recovery scenarios
– security testing and exercises

Compliance and Audit
– documentation of NIS2 compliance
– preparation for inspections and audits
– incident reporting in line with regulatory requirements
– continuous monitoring of regulatory changes