Traditional security awareness tries to fix the human, not the system. People are your organization's foundation—every decision and threat flows through them. Security that ignores this reality fails.

NIS2 Article 21 requires you to secure your supply chain, not just your own perimeter. This shifts how supplier relationships are governed. Operationalizing third-party risk requires a sustainable operating model.

NIS2 makes directors personally liable for cybersecurity failures. The corporate veil won't protect you. Building a defensible position requires documented oversight, not just compliance checklists.

Most European organizations remain critically unprepared for the January 2025 NIS2 deadline. Three misconceptions hold companies back: treating NIS2 as IT, assuming current training suffices, and viewing supply chain security as compliance.