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Q: When Does the NIS2 Directive Come into Force?

As of October 18th, all companies must have registered with the competent authorities. Failure to register may result in the first penalties being imposed. Read more in our blog: NIS2 is coming – Do I need a SIEM System?

Q: When Do I Need to Start Implementing NIS2?

Short answer: Immediately. Long answer: Depending on the existing cybersecurity standards in your company, the scope of implementation may vary. However, for most companies, the implementation will require considerable resources, so implementation should be started as soon as possible to meet all requirements in a timely manner.

Q: Is there Already a National Directive on NIS2 in Germany?

On July 24, the Federal Cabinet adopted the German directive, as can be seen from this press release . This means that the requirements for all affected companies are now clearly defined. To find out whether NIS2 affects your company and what measures are required, read our blog: 'NIS2 is coming – Do I need a SIEM system?'

Q: What can a secure and smooth rollout in the company look like?

A successful changeover is best achieved in stages : Pilot group: Start with tech-savvy users or IT employees. Device selection: Definition of managed devices or BYOD policies. Registration & Policies: Setting up passkeys via Entra ID, including clear rules. Communication: Training and education of all users. Fallback: Temporary access options for exceptional cases (e.g. lost device). A staged rollout avoids excessive demands, increases acceptance and secures ongoing operations.

Q: Are Passkeys compatible with existing security policies and devices?

Yes - Passkeys are compatible with all modern authentication mechanisms in Microsoft 365 and can be integrated into existing security policies. They work with: Windows Hello for Business, Android and iOS devices, modern browsers (Edge, Chrome, Safari), and FIDO2 security keys. It is important that companies update their policies in Entra ID to specifically allow passkeys and control access to sensitive protected resources. Read more about this in the Microsoft documentation: Enable passkeys (FIDO2) for your organization

Q: Why should companies switch to Passkeys now?

Passkeys offer strategic advantages on several levels: Added security: protection against phishing and password theft. Cost-effectiveness: Each password reset costs an average of €15-20, which can be saved by using passkeys. Productivity: Faster logins and less support workload. Compliance: Meets requirements from frameworks such as ISO 27001, NIS2 or the EU Cyber Resilience Act. Companies that rely on passkeys at an early stage reduce security risks and strengthen their digital trust - both internally and externally.

When Does the NIS2 Directive Come into Force?

When Do I Need to Start Implementing NIS2?

Is there Already a National Directive on NIS2 in Germany?

What can a secure and smooth rollout in the company look like?

Are Passkeys compatible with existing security policies and devices?

Why should companies switch to Passkeys now?

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