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Argo cyber security
Why choose us
Argo Cyber is a project with a high technological and specialized component unique of its kind.
Using advanced IT technologies, it identifies innovative and customized solutions for its customers.
NIS/NIS 2
In an era of rapid digital transformation, network and information security has become an essential priority for the European Union.
The EU’s response to this challenge is the Directive 1148/2016, commonly known as the NIS Directive. This foundational regulation establishes measures to ensure a high common level of security for networks and information systems across the EU.
Implemented into Italian law through Legislative Decree No. 65 of May 18, 2018, the NIS Directive is the EU’s first legislation exclusively dedicated to cybersecurity. It provides a legal framework to enhance the resilience of critical infrastructure against cyberattacks, emphasizing cross-border cooperation and information sharing among Member States for effective prevention and response to security incidents.
The Directive applies to two primary categories:
1. Operators of Essential Services (OES):
These include public and private entities in sectors such as energy, transportation, finance, healthcare, and water supply, all critical to societal and economic functions.
2. Digital Service Providers (DSP):
This category encompasses cloud services, online platforms, and search engines, which play a pivotal role in the digital economy.
Entities in these categories must implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to manage risks, minimize the impact of cyber incidents, and ensure service continuity. They are also required to report significant security incidents affecting essential services to the relevant authorities, such as Italy’s Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT), under the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. Failure to comply can result in administrative penalties of up to €150,000, underscoring the importance of adherence to these regulations.
However, the regulatory landscape is evolving. The EU has recently introduced the Directive 2555/2022 (NIS2 Directive), which will significantly reshape existing requirements.
In this shifting environment, partnering with Argo Cyber’s specialized consultants is crucial. Argo Cyber provides cutting-edge consultancy services to help organizations ensure compliance with the latest regulations. With a holistic and tailored approach, Argo Cyber supports OES and DSP entities in enhancing their cybersecurity practices, managing incidents, and navigating the complex regulatory framework effectively.
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Certifications
Argo Cyber constantly invests in certifications to improve the level of services offered thus guaranteeing the utmost professionalism and safety to its customers.
