NIS2
NIS2 and Lithuanian Cyber Security Law compliance
Lithuania implemented the NIS2 Directive through its amended Law on Cyber Security, in force since 18 October 2024 and supervised by the National Cyber Security Centre (NKSC). Entities included in the register have 12 months to implement organisational requirements and 24 months for technical ones. I help you get there realistically and in proportion to your size.
Book a free consultationWho it's for
- You received an NKSC notice of inclusion in the register.
- You're not sure whether the law applies to your company.
- You supply an NIS2 entity and your customer asks for evidence of security measures.
- Management is accountable for cyber security measures but lacks a clear picture of what's in place.
What you get
- Applicability assessment: whether and how the law applies to you
- Gap analysis against the law and its implementing acts
- Prioritised implementation plan with deadlines and budget guidance
- Cyber security policies and procedures tailored to your company
- Incident handling and NKSC reporting procedure
- Supply-chain security assessment process
- Management training
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if NIS2 applies to us?
It depends on your sector, size and activities. NKSC notifies listed entities, but it's worth checking yourself — especially if you supply such companies. We can do a first check on the free call.
Will we need to buy new systems?
Not necessarily. Many requirements can be met with existing tools and clear procedures. I only propose investment where the risk justifies it.
Do you perform official audits?
No. I help you prepare for and implement the requirements, and help you get ready if an independent audit is needed.
Let's start with a 30-minute call
No commitment. The call is held online.