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Is Your Microsoft 365 DORA and NIS2 Ready?
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO COMPLIANCE & CYBER RESILIENCE
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How To Navigate Cybersecurity Directives & Regulations
Join Elasticito’s webinar: “Is Your Microsoft 365 DORA & NIS2 Ready? A Practical Guide to Compliance and Cyber Resilience”.
Experts will demystify these regulations’ impact on your Microsoft 365 environment during Elasticito’s webinar.
Network & Information Security Directive (NIS2)
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
UK Cyber Security & Resilience Bill
Key Discussion Points & What You Will Learn:
- DORA & NIS2: Understand how these regulations impact your Microsoft 365 environment.
- Security vs. Compliance: Learn why a compliant system isn’t always a secure one.
- Automated Security: Discover a four-pillar framework to assess, harden, monitor & automate your Microsoft 365 security.
- Continuous Compliance: Shift from manual audits to automated compliance verification.
- Resilient Culture: Learn to foster a culture that prioritises cyber resilience.
Campaign Speakers
Gregor Pracher
VP DACH
Elasticito
David McCandless
Solutions Architect
Overe
Andrew Brown
CTO
Elasticito
The Relationship Between Compliance & Resilience
The following White Paper details the key differences and similarities between compliance and resilience, particularly in the context of Microsoft 365.
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- Compliance is a rules-based, static approach to security. It focuses on meeting specific regulations, like NIS2, and is a snapshot in time.
- Resilience is a continuous, proactive strategy for security. It’s about anticipating, withstanding and recovering from cyberattacks, building a dynamic defence that adapts to evolving threats.
- While compliance provides a foundational security baseline, a truly secure organisation is both compliant and resilient.
Cyber Resilience & Regulatory Compliance
In the following e-Book, DORA & NIS2 regulations emphasise building cyber resilience. Microsoft 365 offers a foundation, but organisations must understand their shared responsibility for data & security.
Key Steps for Resilience:
To achieve compliance and bolster your security, you should:
- Adopt a Zero Trust model.
- Leverage Microsoft’s native security tools.
- Address security gaps with third-party solutions for things like long-term data backup.
Remember, true compliance is a continuous process, not a one-time task.
The Complementary Relationship: Compliance vs. Resilience
In this article, we’ll explain the difference between compliance and resilience. Compliance is a point-in-time check to meet regulatory requirements and avoid penalties.
The Pillars of Resilience:
A strong resilience strategy is a continuous, proactive process built on a four-pillar framework:
- Assess: Evaluate your environment for vulnerabilities.
- Harden: Strengthen defences with automated best practices like multi-factor authentication (MFA).
- Monitor: Continuously watch for unusual activity and threats.
- Respond: Plan to swiftly contain and mitigate threats.
Other Downloads & Reads in the Series
Navigating the complexities of new cybersecurity regulations can be daunting. With the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and the NIS2 Directive now in force, organisations across the UK, EU and beyond must re-evaluate their digital security strategies. But where do you begin?
Our new series of blog articles and exclusive downloads, “Is Your Microsoft 365 DORA & NIS2 Ready?,” provides a clear, practical guide to tackling these critical requirements. We’ll show you how to leverage the power of your existing Microsoft 365 suite to build a robust cyber resilience framework.
Join us to demystify DORA and NIS2, understand your obligations, and discover how to use the tools you already have to protect your business and ensure operational continuity. Download our blogs and guides to start your journey towards compliance and greater cyber resilience today.
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