NIS2 #9: USB encryption
Incident monitoring and reporting under NIS2 – what do you need to know?
NIS2 in a nutshell
The NIS2 directive places new requirements on organizations in the area of cyber security, including real-time incident monitoring and reporting. Implementing the right systems not only enables regulatory compliance, but also strengthens protection against threats and reduces the risk of financial and reputational damage.
How do you protect yourself from cyber threats?
The NIS2 directive requires companies to effectively monitor and report cyber incidents in real time, as well as have procedures in place to manage risks and minimize the impact of cyber attacks. According to the “Cyber Security Barometer” report, currently more than 50% of organizations admit that their monitoring and response procedures are insufficient. Experts point out that an effective system should include analytical tools for identifying threats and mechanisms for automatic reporting to regulators. Organizations that have implemented effective monitoring and reporting systems have reported increased resilience against
cyber threats and better crisis management. Putting the right tools in place helps identify incidents at an early stage, which minimizes potential damage and improves an organization’s overall security strategy.
How to meet NIS2 requirements with Hyprovision DLP?
USB encryption
USE CASE
In connection with the implementation of the NIS2 directive provisions in the unit, it has become necessary to enforce the encryption of the USB media used.
The provisions of the NIS2 Directive mandate ensuring the security of an entity’s data—specifically through the use of encrypted data storage media—which helps the organization prepare for cybersecurity requirements.
This enables data protection by automating the encryption of storage media, safeguarding the organization against data leaks in the event of loss. In this way, the organization has raised its security standards; furthermore, combining IAM, DLP, and security capabilities within a single platform allows for comprehensive management of data access and protection, aligning with the requirements of the NIS2 directive.
- A system agent was installed on the computers.

- Next, Hyprovision DLP has prepared a USB Encryption policy that will encrypt all unencrypted media plugged into the unit’s computers.

- Thanks to this, the program will automatically start encrypting the defined USB media placed and recognized by the operating system, successively choosing the most advanced and available encryption method for a given media.This will allow data protection by automating the process of media encryption, protecting the unit from data leakage in case of data loss.In the above way, the unit has raised security standards by subscribing to the rules of the NIS2 directive.Learn more about IT security in the eAuditor system – https://www.eauditor.eu/
NIS2 – Meet answers to questions
Q&A section
Due to numerous questions about NIS2, we have prepared a comprehensive list for you, in which we answer the most pressing issues related to the directive.
Question 1: What are the key requirements of NIS2 for incident monitoring and reporting?
The directive requires organizations to monitor incidents in real time, report them to the relevant authorities within a certain period of time, and implement procedures to manage risks and minimize the impact of cyber attacks.
Question 2: Is it necessary to implement USB media encryption as part of NIS2 compliance?
Yes, NIS2 places great emphasis on protecting special category data, which includes encrypting storage media such as USB. This not only meets the requirements of Article 21 of the directive, but also protects the organization from data leakage.
Question 3: What technologies can be used to meet the requirements of the directive?
DLP software and risk management platforms that enable incident management, USB encryption and directive reporting. One example is the Hyprovision DLP system, which automates USB media encryption and supports data and risk management in compliance with NIS2.
NIS2 Essentials – useful links and resources
Want to learn more about NIS2 and the regulations that may affect your entity? We’ve put together the most important resources for you to help you better understand the upcoming changes.
- EU Parliament and Council Directive 2022/2025: Read the official NIS2 document
- The latest information about NIS2 on Biznes.gov.pl: Check what obligations you have to meet
- Directory of BTC systems that will help you comply with the NIS2 directive – Read -. https://www.eauditor.eu/dyrektywa-nis2-odpowiedz-unii-europejskiej-na-rosnace-cyberzagrozenia/
- Law on National Cyber Security System -. https://isap.sejm.gov.pl/isap.nsf/download.xsp/WDU20180001560/U/D20181560Lj.pdf
Ensure NIS2 compliance now and protect yourself from high fines and cyber threats that are becoming a daily occurrence in the business world!


