NIS2
SBOM and NIS2
The EU NIS2 Directive requires securing supply chain, incident reporting, expanded risk management, and C-level responsibilities. Incorporating SBOM into risk management simplifies and automates these requirements.
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The EU NIS2 Directive requires securing supply chain, incident reporting, expanded risk management, and C-level responsibilities. Incorporating SBOM into risk management simplifies and automates these requirements.
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NIS2 significantly emphasizes that businesses should secure their entire supply chain, including the software they use. With an SBOM, you get a clear picture of what’s in your software and can spot risks tied to specific components. It’s like having a detailed map to find and fix vulnerabilities before they’re exploited.
NIS2 sets very specific obligations for reporting security incidents. If something goes wrong—a hack or breach—you need to know what’s at risk immediately. If log4shell is any guide, it has been challenging to achieve historically, putting compliance with NIS2 at risk. SBOM gives you that insight by showing which software components are affected, helping you respond quicker and limit damage.
To follow the rules set by NIS2, companies need to prove they’re taking cybersecurity seriously. An SBOM is like your proof of due diligence. It shows regulators that you track your software’s security and proactively manage risks.
Interlynk SBOM Automation Platform is for building products securely, streamlining compliance and eliminating manual steps. Our solution is designed to be cost-effective and efficient, saving you valuable time and resources.
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