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NIS2Compass bietet Informationen und Orientierungshilfen zur NIS2-Compliance. Die Inhalte stellen keine Rechtsberatung im Sinne des Rechtsdienstleistungsgesetzes (RDG) dar und ersetzen keine individuelle rechtliche oder fachliche Beratung.

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Editorial Team & Quality Standards

How NIS2Compass content is created, reviewed and kept up to date.

Who writes here?

NIS2Compass content — blog, glossary, Knowledge Hub and templates — is created and reviewed by the NIS2Compass team. The team brings hands-on experience from cybersecurity consulting and information security, translating the requirements of the German NIS2 implementation act (NIS2UmsuCG) for IT managers and information security officers in mid-sized companies.

Our quality principles

Primary sources first

Every article is based on legal texts (BSIG, NIS2 Directive) and publications by BSI, ENISA and the EU Commission. Secondary sources are checked against the originals.

Visible last-updated date

Every article carries a last-updated date. When legislation or administrative practice changes, affected content is revised.

No invented sources

We do not quote fictitious experts and do not invent statistics. Figures and quotes come from named, verifiable sources.

Templates with QMS metadata

Every Word and Excel template includes a version, its legal reference (§30 BSIG) and a liability note — so it stays traceable what a document is based on.

Legal references instead of generalities

Statements about obligations cite the specific provision (§30, §32, §38 BSIG) so you can verify every requirement yourself.

Corrections welcome

Found an error? Write to kontakt@nis2compass.de — reports are reviewed and corrections are published with a refreshed last-updated date.

Our key sources

  • BSIG (German Federal Office for Information Security Act, as amended by the NIS2UmsuCG)
  • BSI — German Federal Office for Information Security (FAQ, incident-reporting info package, IT-Grundschutz)
  • EU Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (NIS2)
  • ENISA — European Union Agency for Cybersecurity
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (reference framework for control mapping)

Contact the editorial team

Questions, topic suggestions or corrections reach us via the contact form or directly at kontakt@nis2compass.de. We usually reply within 1–2 business days.

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