NIS2 Compliance UK
for UK Suppliers and CSR-Bill Readiness
The EU NIS2 Directive does not apply directly in the UK after Brexit. But if you supply EU customers, or you are preparing for the UK Cyber Security & Resilience Bill (expected 2026), you need NIS2-equivalent controls now. We help UK SMEs and mid-market firms close the gap.
EU Article 21 reaches UK suppliers
Source: Directive (EU) 2022/2555, Articles 21 and 34. Enforcement applies to the in-scope EU entity, but the contractual flow-down lands on you.
What we deliver
NIS2 Gap Analysis
Article 21 controls mapped against your existing UK ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, or NCSC 10 Steps posture. Output: prioritised remediation backlog, evidence inventory, supply-chain risk register.
Supplier Attestation Pack
Documentation your EU customers can hand to their auditor: NIS2-equivalent controls, incident SLAs, sub-processor disclosures, and a short-form attestation letter referencing the matching ISO/UK frameworks.
Incident Response & 24h Reporting
NIS2 Article 23 early-warning timeline modelled into your playbook (24h notification, 72h initial assessment, 1-month final report). Includes tabletop exercise and post-mortem template.
Built for the UK context
UK Cyber Security & Resilience Bill
The Bill (introduced 2024, passage expected 2026) extends NIS-equivalent obligations to UK MSPs and a wider set of digital service providers. We sequence your remediation so today's NIS2 readiness is also tomorrow's CSR Bill compliance — no double effort.
NCSC + ISO mapping
Your existing Cyber Essentials, NCSC 10 Steps, or ISO 27001 controls already cover most of NIS2 Article 21. We translate, don't duplicate. Output cross-references each control to its UK-recognised equivalent so evidence stays consistent.
Managed Service Providers
The Bill explicitly brings MSPs into the regulated perimeter — a category that was outside NIS1. If you provide outsourced IT, monitoring, helpdesk, or cloud-managed services to UK clients, you need supply-chain attestation, incident response, and a documented control inventory before customers ask during procurement renewals.
Energy sector emphasis
The CSR Bill places additional cybersecurity expectations on UK energy operators — electricity, gas, and renewables — recognising the sector as critical national infrastructure. We map Article 21 / ENISA technical controls to the supply contracts you already hold with grid and DNO counterparties, so your evidence file answers both routes.
Find out where you stand in 15 minutes
No pitch deck, no sales pressure. We tell you whether you have a real NIS2 gap, what the priority fix is, and whether you can do it in-house or need a hand.