Assessment 06
NIS2 Scoping Check
A preliminary scoping check for operators, not a maturity score. It uses your answers on sector, size, and exceptions to indicate whether your organisation may fall within NIS2 and whether it may be an essential or important entity. Confirm the result under the applicable national law.
- Length
- 3–5 minutes
- Questions
- Up to 6 questions
What it covers
- Sectors in Annex I (high criticality) and Annex II
- Size classification under Recommendation 2003/361/EC
- The entities in scope regardless of size (Article 2(2))
- Essential vs. important entity, and what the split changes
- Registration, reporting, and management-liability duties that follow
- DORA as lex specialis, CER overlap, and national transposition
- How NIS2 makes you the buyer demanding CRA and IEC 62443 evidence
Built for
Compliance and legal leads, CISOs, company secretaries at operators of essential or important services
What you get back
A preliminary scope indication — potentially essential, important, or outside the Directive’s scope — with the relevant Directive articles, potential obligations and registration duties, and a note on where national law or sector-specific rules may change the outcome.
Complete the questionnaire
Answer for your organisation as it is today, using its sector, size and any relevant exceptions. The result is a preliminary scoping indication to check against the applicable national law.
No email address. No registration. No account.
You get your full results immediately. Nothing is gated, nothing is emailed to you, and nothing is asked of you in exchange. Every question is scored in your browser, so your answers are never sent to us or to anyone else.
NIS2 Scoping Check
Six questions. Your answers stay in this browser tab and the result is computed locally as you go. It gives an initial indication of whether NIS2 may apply to your organisation and whether it may be an essential or important entity.
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