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NIS2 guidance

The NISG has been in force since 1 October 2026. Affected companies must register with the authority within three months of its entry into force. Before that, you should know where you stand.

We support you with the NIS2 requirements: assessment of where you stand, documentation and an action plan in line with the state of the art. You know where you stand and what needs to be done. We prepare you, but we do not issue an official certificate, the legal responsibility stays with you. If you need a formal audit or certification, we refer you to an accredited body.

NIS2 guidance: documentation and evidence
Sound familiar?

One law, many open questions.

NIS2 has been talked about for months, yet what it means for your own business often remains unclear. And even companies that are not covered themselves often feel the requirements through customers in the supply chain. At the same time the deadlines are running, and what is required is not just measures but documentation you can present at any time.

NISG timeline for Austria

Three deadlines you should know

1 October 2026

NISG in force

The Austrian Network and Information System Security Act is in force. Minimum cybersecurity measures have been binding since that day.

Within three months

Registration requirement

Affected companies must register with the responsible authority within three months of its entry into force. Suppliers are usually not covered themselves, but often receive the requirements through contracts with their customers.

Within 12 months after that

Self-declaration

After registration comes a structured self-declaration on the state of your risk management measures. From then on, documentation, measures and reporting channels must be verifiable at any time. Breaches can lead to high fines.

Free and without registration

First the question everyone asks: does this even affect me?

Next step

Does your business fall under NIS2?

The initial consultation is free of charge. We assess whether the obligation applies to you and what to tackle first.