NIS2 and your video platform

Your supply chain is part of your security.

The NIS2 Directive (EU) 2022/2555 raises the cybersecurity requirements for a wide range of organisations in the EU, from energy and healthcare to public administration and digital services. One of its duties of care is supply chain security: you are responsible for the security of the services you depend on.

Your video platform is one of them.

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What NIS2 asks of you

Risk management measures, including incident handling and business continuity.
Supply chain security: assessing the security of your suppliers.
Encryption, access control and security awareness.
Reporting significant incidents to the authorities.

What to ask your video supplier

Is your information security managed according to ISO/IEC 27001?
Where is the platform hosted, and who has access?
How do you handle incidents, and how fast do you report data breaches to us?
Do you keep a software bill of materials and patch vulnerabilities?
Which law applies to your company and its sub-processors?

How StreamZilla handles it

As a small enterprise, Jet-Stream falls below the size thresholds of the Dutch Cyberbeveiligingswet, the implementation of NIS2. We nevertheless voluntarily comply with its duty-of-care measures, because many of our customers fall under it. Our ISMS follows ISO/IEC 27001; certification is in progress, and we report data breaches within 48 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Does NIS2 apply to my video platform supplier?

It may or may not apply to the supplier itself, but if your organisation falls under NIS2, you must assess the security of your suppliers, including your video platform.

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