NIS2 · Monitoring

NIS2 Supplier Monitoring

Continuous supplier monitoring is mandatory under NIS2. 360TPRM automates the entire process.

NIS2 requires dynamic risk management — ongoing monitoring of supplier security status instead of annual spot checks.

Why questionnaires are insufficient under NIS2

Annual self-assessments measure a single point in time. A supplier who is clean in January may already be compromised in March. NIS2 requires a current, robust risk assessment.

Practical example

68% of all supply chain attacks are only discovered weeks after the initial incident at the supplier.

What does NIS2-compliant supplier monitoring include?

Attack Surface Monitoring, CVE & vulnerability detection, dark web and breach monitoring, Cyber Exposure Scoring and automatic alerting for risk changes.

FAQ

How often must monitoring occur under NIS2?+

NIS2 requires continuous monitoring. For critical suppliers this means daily automated monitoring. 360TPRM provides 24/7 surveillance.

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