Understand what the Cyberbeveiligingswet means for your organisation, who it applies to, potential fines up to €10 million — and how NomaPort Check, Learn and Roam help you build practical readiness.
The Cyberbeveiligingswet is the Dutch implementation of the EU NIS2 Directive. It requires essential and important entities to manage cybersecurity risk with documented policies, incident reporting, supply-chain oversight and staff awareness.
For many SMEs and professional services firms, the law raises the bar from informal IT habits to demonstrable security measures — without requiring an enterprise SOC overnight.
NomaPort helps you close practical gaps: device posture, staff training evidence and secure connectivity for remote and travelling staff.
Who is in scope?
The law targets organisations in critical sectors and broader important sectors — including many B2B service providers, manufacturing, digital infrastructure and professional services above size thresholds.
Regulators can impose administrative fines for non-compliance. For essential entities, fines can reach €10 million or 2% of global annual turnover — whichever is higher. Important entities face lower caps but still significant exposure.
Up to €10 million
How NomaPort helps
NomaPort is not legal advice or certification — but it gives you affordable tools to demonstrate ongoing security hygiene and staff awareness.
Continuous device posture monitoring for endpoints your team actually uses.
Security awareness with simulations and exportable completion records.
VPN-enforced mobile connectivity for staff working remotely or travelling.
Request our Cyberbeveiligingswet checklist by email — a practical starting point for gap analysis conversations with management and advisors.
Run a free external port scan to spot obvious exposure, then use Check for ongoing monitoring across your devices.
Check your readinessCombine Check + Learn for device monitoring and staff training — the most popular starting point for growing teams.
View Check + Learn Kit