Are companies really ready to comply with NIS2 and DORA regulations? Keys to anticipate change

The entry into force of the European regulations NIS2 and DORA is forcing Spanish companies to review their cybersecurity and digital resilience strategies in depth. These regulations require greater visibility and control over technological assets, rapid incident notification and regular audits, as well as rigorous management of suppliers and risks, all under threat of considerable penalties in the event of non-compliance. Critical sectors such as finance, energy, healthcare or transportation, and now many more organizations due to the expanding regulatory framework, will need to ensure their ability to adapt to regulatory changes and maintain comprehensive documentation to demonstrate compliance to the relevant authorities.

In this context, adaptation is not just a legal issue: it means focusing on governance, risk and compliance, as well as investing in adequate tools and processes capable of responding with agility to cyber events and audits. Despite the urgency, many companies still admit to being unprepared or needing technical and organizational support to successfully address the implementation of these legal requirements, especially with the imminent transposition of the NIS2 into the Spanish framework and the high standards of DORA for the financial sector.

For more information on the challenges faced by the Spanish business community in the face of NIS2 and DORA, and for recommendations from experts and cases of best practices, we invite you to read the full report at The Financial World