Protect yourself – and stay compliant – with an identity access management strategy
The NIS2 Directive protects the EU’s critical infrastructure from the ever-increasing number of cyber threats
What the NIS2 Directive means for EU organisations
Oversee third-party and vendor access
Decreases the likelihood of a vendor-induced data breach.
Enable single sign-on access
With multifactor authentication and single sign-on (SSO) badge tap access, users will not be tripped up by complex passwords.
Automate provisioning
Grant the appropriate level of role-based access that changes when a user moves within the organisation or leaves.
Implement multifactor authentication for remote users
Use remote connections to audit access and authenticate users.
Maintain a close watch over privileged accounts
Control accounts with administrative access to your systems and data.
Identity and access management: A critical aspect of NIS2 compliance
In this white paper, we discuss the role your identity access management (IAM) strategy can play in complying with the NIS2 Directive.
Imprivata provides a streamlined platform that helps EU organisations meet NIS2 requirements
Implement a strong digital identity management strategy that complies with NIS2, helps you avoid costly fines, and ensures users have secure, efficient access.