NIS2 compliance · Cybersecurity Act · Zero trust
NIS2 compliance consulting and security that holds up in an incident.
Pass the audit and actually be secure. Senior practitioners with more than ten years of securing critical systems help you meet NIS2 and Sweden's Cybersecurity Act, and back you with 24/7 incident response.
What does NIS2 compliance involve?
NIS2 requires essential and important entities to manage cybersecurity risk, report significant incidents quickly and make management accountable. In Sweden it applies through the Cybersecurity Act, in force since 15 January 2026. Compliance means a risk-based security programme, incident reporting, supplier security and board oversight.
NIS2 and Cybersecurity Act dates
NIS2 due in national law across the EU
In forceNIS2 in Sweden: the Cybersecurity Act in force
In force
What we do
NIS2 gap assessment
Your NIS2 duties under Sweden's Cybersecurity Act mapped to the controls you have today, with the gaps ranked by risk.
Security strategy and operating model
A security strategy and target operating model tied to business risk, owned by your leadership.
Cloud security and zero trust
Architecture that assumes breach and protects data, identities, models and pipelines.
Threat modelling and incident response
Find the weaknesses attackers would use before they do, and get 24/7 help when something happens.
How it works
- 01
Scope
Confirm whether you are an essential or important entity, and for which services.
- 02
Assess
Map the NIS2 risk-management measures to your current controls.
- 03
Fix
Close the highest-risk gaps first, including incident reporting and suppliers.
- 04
Assure
Board reporting, exercises and 24/7 response to keep it working.
What you get
- A clear view of your NIS2 duties
- Risk reduced where it matters most
- Incident reporting that meets the deadlines
- Audit-ready evidence for the board and supervisors
The standards we work to
- NIS2
- Sweden's Cybersecurity Act
Start with a fixed-scope sprint
A clear picture of your security risk and a plan to reduce it.
Security Posture Assessment
Threat model · NIS2 and zero-trust review · Prioritised remediation plan
Get a proposal →Why teams choose Consudo for Information Security
Senior people, start to finish
The specialists who scope the work do the work. No junior hand-offs, no slideware.
One plan across four disciplines
Data, AI, privacy and security share the same foundations, so we design them once instead of four times.
Built for your teams to own
Policies, controls and evidence your people run without us, with knowledge transfer built into every engagement.
Information Security: frequently asked questions
Does Sweden's Cybersecurity Act apply to us?
Sweden's Cybersecurity Act (cybersäkerhetslagen) is the Swedish law that puts NIS2 into effect, and it has applied since 15 January 2026. It mainly covers medium and large organisations in listed sectors such as energy, transport, banking, health, digital infrastructure, ICT services and parts of manufacturing, plus some organisations regardless of size. We can confirm your scope in one session.
What is the difference between NIS2 and ISO 27001?
NIS2 is EU law: if it covers you, you must comply, including incident reporting and management accountability. ISO/IEC 27001 is a voluntary, certifiable standard for an information security management system. A well-run ISO 27001 programme covers much of what NIS2 asks for, but not everything.
What must management do under NIS2?
Management must approve the cybersecurity risk-management measures, oversee how they are implemented and take part in regular cybersecurity training. Under NIS2, members of management can be held personally accountable when the organisation fails to comply.
Can you help us respond to an incident?
Yes. We offer 24/7 response and advisory availability, and help you meet the NIS2 reporting steps: an early warning within 24 hours of a significant incident, a fuller notification within 72 hours and a final report after that.
Designed to work together
Questions first? Email info@consudo.com and get a right-sized, senior-led proposal within 48 hours.

