NIS2 & cybersecurity
Do you fall under NIS2 and don't know where to start? The foundation of the new regulation is exactly what MagikINFO has been doing for years: asset visibility, software control, and records that turn into audit-ready evidence.

Where companies most often get stuck with NIS2
The NIS2 directive significantly widens the circle of companies that must demonstrably manage cybersecurity. For many organisations, it's their first encounter with obligations like asset management, risk assessment or incident reporting — and the first reaction is usually bewilderment.
Yet a large part of these obligations rests on one foundation: you need to know what you own, what's running on it, and what condition it's in. Without a reliable asset inventory and visibility into software, you can't manage risk or demonstrate that you genuinely take security seriously.
MagikINFO provides exactly that foundation. We don't promise to solve the whole of NIS2 for you — no tool can do that. But we give you the records, visibility and evidence that make demonstrating compliance possible in the first place.
“You don't demonstrate NIS2 compliance with a presentation about security, but with records and evidence. You need to keep them continuously — not put them together right before an audit.”
The foundation compliance is built on
MagikINFO keeps a current inventory of IT assets — hardware and software — and knows what's installed where. That's the starting point for risk management: without a list of assets, you can't assess what needs protecting.
Visibility into installed software helps you watch for vulnerabilities and unauthorised applications, monitoring uncovers risky behaviour and data handling, and the service desk provides records and tracking of both incidents and requests.
All the data feeds into reports that serve as records for internal review and audits alike. Demonstrating compliance is much easier when your records are kept continuously, in one place.
What the solution covers
- Asset records
A current overview of hardware and software as the basis for risk management. - Software control
Visibility into installations, versions and unauthorised applications. - Incident tracking
Records and progress of incidents and requests in the service desk. - Risk monitoring
Visibility into risky behaviour, USB devices and data handling. - Audit-ready records
Reports usable for internal review and demonstrating compliance. - History and logs
Continuously kept records of changes and events.
How it works in practice
Rolling this out isn't a revolution, and it doesn't take months of preparation. We work through clear steps, and the system starts delivering value almost immediately.
Mapping your assets
an audit gives you a current list of hardware and software as a starting point.
Setting up overviews
we identify risk areas — vulnerable software, USB devices, access.
Incident records
through the service desk, you start tracking and documenting incidents and requests.
Audit-ready records
you generate reports for inspections and auditors straight from the ongoing data.
What you gain with MagikINFO
A clear starting point for NIS2
Continuous records
Vulnerability visibility
Incident tracking
Lower risk
Compliance-ready records
Frequently asked questions
No — NIS2 compliance is an organisational and procedural matter as much as a technical one. MagikINFO provides the key foundation: asset records, software control, incident tracking and audit-ready records.
Because without knowing what you own and what's running on it, you can't manage risk or protect what matters. Asset records are the starting point for managing security.
Yes. The service desk (the MagikHELPDESK module) lets you record incidents and requests, track their progress and keep the records.
Yes. Data from the asset inventory, software control and monitoring all feed into reports that serve as records for internal review and audits.
That's up to you. But combining all three modules covers most of the important areas under NIS2 — recording and controlling IT assets, tracking and managing incidents, and monitoring risk.
Interested in NIS2 Compliance?
Would you like to learn more, or see a demo — either the standard DEMO version or with your own data? Email us and we’ll be happy to get in touch.