

Identify gaps in governance, risk, incidents and suppliers with a practical assessment, featuring automatic scoring and results by dimension.

NIS2 has expanded the accountability of senior management and put risk, incidents, continuity and suppliers into the same conversation. For many organizations, the challenge isn't just understanding the directive: it's knowing where they stand today, what is fragmented and where to start.
The NIS2 Readiness Checklist is a practical diagnostic tool, not just informational content. Built in Excel, with clear questions and automatic scoring, it shows your organization's level of readiness and where the main gaps are. Download it and see how to:
The checklist assesses readiness and is not an audit, certification or legal opinion on NIS2 compliance. Use the result to see where to build processes, controls, responsibilities and evidence, and give your leadership an objective view of what needs attention.










It's a practical diagnostic tool, built in Excel, that assesses your organization's readiness for NIS2 across 8 governance and management dimensions. At the end, you get your score, readiness percentage, readiness level and main gaps.
Professionals in Compliance and GRC, Information Security and IT, Quality, Process Management, Internal Audit, and Legal and Regulatory, as well as Operations managers and senior leaders who are overseeing NIS2 preparation.
No. The checklist is a readiness tool designed to identify gaps and assess your organization's level of preparation. It is not an audit, certification or legal opinion on compliance.
The score represents the level of readiness indicated by the answers you provided. Use the result to identify priorities and gaps, not as a certification of compliance.
No. The directive increases the accountability of senior management and involves several teams in risk management, governance, incident response, continuity and the supply chain. The assessment works best with IT, Security, Compliance, Risk, Operations, Legal, Audit, Quality, Procurement and leadership.
Yes, especially the questions on managing and monitoring supply chain risk. NIS2 reinforces the need to consider the risks associated with suppliers and third parties.
Yes. The result helps identify gaps and priorities, and the recommendations tab shows where to start. To turn those gaps into action plans with owners, deadlines and ongoing follow-up, you need a management solution.
No. The checklist is a point-in-time assessment. A GRC solution lets you structure and continuously track risks, controls, responsibilities, actions, indicators and evidence.
Through SoftExpert Suite, a platform that connects risks, processes, documents, audits, actions and suppliers (GRC, BPM, ECM, SLM and QMS). It operates at the governance, risk, process, evidence and compliance layer, and complements, without replacing, the technical cybersecurity tools your company already uses.
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