NIS2 compliance for the German Mittelstand

NIS2 sorted. Find out in 5 minutes if you're in scope.

For management and IT leadership: NIS2coPilot helps you understand your obligations, track implementation progress, and plan your next steps systematically.

Free applicability check · Results in 5 minutes · No credit card required

Example: gap analysis
68%

Overall compliance

Partially implemented
Risk management85%
Incident reporting60%
Business continuity40%
Supply chain security70%
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One tool, two perspectives

NIS2 affects management and IT equally. NIS2coPilot delivers what both sides need.

For Management & Board

  • Overview instead of uncertainty: Know whether and how much your company is affected.
  • Clear starting point: Structured classification instead of guesswork.
  • Transparent implementation status: See what's done and where things are stuck.
  • Better internal steering: Make tasks and responsibilities visible.

For IT Leadership, CISO & Security

  • Systematically check applicability: Work through criteria properly instead of guessing.
  • Assess implementation status: Evaluate all 10 mandatory areas in a structured way.
  • Identify gaps and priorities: Action areas sorted by risk.
  • Reduce documentation chaos: Evidence and measures in one place.

Why NIS2 stalls in mid-sized companies

The law has been in effect since December 2025. But the same hurdles keep blocking implementation.

Applicability unclear

Many mid-sized companies don't know for certain whether they fall under NIS2. The criteria are complex, the information landscape confusing.

No structure

Even when the topic is recognised: Where to start? What's the priority? Which of the 10 mandatory areas are covered, which aren't?

Many stakeholders, little coordination

Implementation spans management, IT, compliance, and often external partners. Without a shared structure, everyone loses the overview.

Spreadsheets, PDFs, and consultant slides

Critical information is scattered across emails, presentations, and spreadsheets. That slows implementation and makes evidence difficult.

How NIS2coPilot works

Four steps from uncertainty to structured implementation.

  1. 1

    Check applicability

    A few questions about your industry, size, and activities. You'll learn whether your company falls under NIS2 and your likely classification.

  2. 2

    Assess implementation status

    Structured assessment of all 10 mandatory areas. See what's already in place and where action is needed.

  3. 3

    Identify gaps and action areas

    Clear gap analysis with traffic light system. Critical areas become visible, priorities become clear.

  4. 4

    Structure next steps

    Concrete measures per action area. Assign tasks, document progress, collect evidence.

What NIS2coPilot delivers

Focused on what mid-sized companies actually need for NIS2 implementation.

Applicability Check

Industry, company size, activities: Assess in minutes whether and how the NIS2 Directive applies to your organisation.

Gap Analysis with Traffic Light System

Evaluate all 10 mandatory areas in a structured way. Green, yellow, red show immediately where action is needed.

Measures Overview

Concrete recommendations per area. Assign tasks, track status, make progress visible.

Documentation Support

Templates for security policies and evidence. Less searching, more structure in your documentation.

BSI Registration Preparation

Step-by-step assistant for the mandatory registration with the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). With auto-save and overview.

Focused on German NIS2 requirements
For mid-sized companies with limited internal resources
Built for management and IT leadership
Clear structure instead of consultant presentations and spreadsheet chaos

Frequently Asked Questions

See all 30 NIS2 questions →

Clarity in 5 minutes

Check for free whether your company falls under NIS2. No credit card, no commitment.

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NIS2coPilot does not constitute legal advice.