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NIS2 Directive: Why and How to Make Backup and Recovery a Strategic Priority for Compliance

Publisher IDC
Published Feb 07, 2025
Length 8 Pages
SKU # IDC19656950

Description

This IDC Perspective discusses the compliance requirements of NIS2 and how organizations should develop holistic strategies encompassing both security and data protection for adhering to the gold standard of cyber-readiness. "Evolving EMEA digital regulations demand robust cybersecurity and data resilience strategies. A security-focused instead of a compliance-focused mindset can help break free from another box-ticking exercise — use NIS2 as an opportunity to chip away at tech debt, modernize data protection, and complement security strategies for compliance and enhanced cyberpreparedness," said Archana Venkatraman, senior research director, Cloud Data Management and CloudOps, IDC Europe.

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8 Pages

Executive Snapshot

Situation Overview

Shining the Spotlight on the EU NIS2 Directive

European Organizations' Investment Strategies for 2025

Challenges on the Road to Compliance

Role of Backup and Data Protection for NIS2 Compliance

Advice for the Technology Buyer

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