PLCs, SCADA systems, HMIs, and industrial networks were designed for reliability and uptime — not cybersecurity. As IT/OT convergence accelerates and remote access expands, these systems are increasingly reachable by attackers capable of halting production, damaging equipment, or compromising safety systems.
The EU NIS2 Directive — transposed into Greek law as N. 5160/2024 — places binding cybersecurity obligations on operators of essential and important entities across manufacturing, energy, food & beverage, water, and more. Non-compliance carries significant administrative penalties and personal liability for senior management.
PLCs, SCADA systems, HMIs, and industrial networks were designed for reliability and uptime — not cybersecurity. As IT/OT convergence accelerates and remote access expands, these systems are increasingly reachable by attackers capable of halting production, damaging equipment, or compromising safety systems.
The EU NIS2 Directive — transposed into Greek law as N. 5160/2024 — places binding cybersecurity obligations on operators of essential and important entities across manufacturing, energy, food & beverage, water, and more. Non-compliance carries significant administrative penalties and personal liability for senior management.
Under N. 5160/2024, covered organisations must implement risk management measures, ensure business continuity, secure their supply chain, and maintain documented evidence of all controls. Management bodies are personally accountable for compliance — and must demonstrate it to supervisory authorities on request.
A 2–4 week engagement that gives you a clear picture of your OT security posture and a prioritized action plan. No commitment to further phases required.
