NIS and NIS2 Directive: EU Security Regulation

As a first step, the risk analysis requires comprehensive risk assessments for both physical and digital threats, staying updated with state-of-the-art cybersecurity practices, and continuously improving security measures. Protecting data integrity and preventing unauthorized access are crucial. Businesses must build resilience into their systems against cyberattacks and system failures, encompassing all stages from design to management. This directive also demands substantial resource allocation for implementing and maintaining these security measures, alongside hiring skilled cybersecurity professionals.

enclaive offers a sophisticated solution to address the challenges posed by the NIS2 Directive, focusing on securing data and processing workloads. Our approach involves enclosing data and processing within secure enclaves - Buckypaper and Dyneeme's 'blind boxes.' In this secure space, data is considered pseudonymized, aligning with common interpretations of data protection standards. Our product Buckypaper ensures that virtual machines (VMs) are always encrypted, providing robust security at all times. Every virtualized workload within Buckypaper is encrypted, authenticated, and integrity-protected, ensuring comprehensive security coverage. Dynamee complements this by offering a state-of-the-art product for deploying, managing, and scaling containerized applications. Dynamee guarantees that your workload operates in the most secure, confidential Kubernetes environment available, keeping your applications protected against evolving cyber threats. Moreover, enclaive's remote attestation feature ensures that each enclave is assigned a cryptographic identity, enabling verifiable authorship. This not only facilitates the implementation of advanced white-labeling mechanisms but also enhances user protection proactively. Remote attestation provides real-time scanning capabilities, identifying and addressing outdated or vulnerable workloads based on their cryptographic identity. This feature ensures that your systems remain secure, compliant, and ahead of potential threats, aligning with the stringent requirements of the NIS2 Directive.