nZKB – compliance with the new Czech Cybersecurity Act
We guide you through the obligations of the new Czech Cybersecurity Act (NIS2 transposition).
The new Czech Cybersecurity Act (nZKB) transposes the EU NIS2 Directive into Czech law and significantly expands the range of organisations that must meet cybersecurity obligations. Many companies now fall under the regulation without realising it.
We help you find out whether and under which regime you fall under the nZKB, and guide you through implementing the obligations – from risk management and security measures to incident reporting to NÚKIB. We know the act and its implementing decrees.
What you get
Regulation and regime assessment
Determining whether you provide a regulated service and classifying you into the higher- or lower-obligation regime under the nZKB.
Gap analysis and risk management
Comparing your state with the act and decrees, and assessing and managing cybersecurity risks.
Security measures
Implementing organisational and technical measures, policies and roles per the nZKB implementing decrees.
Incident reporting and registration
Setting up the process for reporting cybersecurity incidents to NÚKIB, registration and communication with the authority.
How it works
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Impact assessment
We determine whether you fall under the nZKB and under which regime, and identify the gaps.
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Plan and implementation
We build a compliance plan and implement risk management, measures and reporting processes.
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Operation and audit
We prepare you for an audit and set up sustainable operation and improvement.
Outcomes for you
- Certainty about whether and how the nZKB applies to you
- Security measures implemented per the decrees
- Working incident reporting to NÚKIB
- Readiness for inspection and audit
Frequently asked questions
How do we know whether we fall under the nZKB?
How does the nZKB relate to NIS2?
Does it relate to the CRA or ISO 27001?
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