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NIS2 puts supply-chain security on the board's desk.

Essential and important entities must manage supply-chain risk across every significant supplier and report incidents on a strict schedule. Polestead covers the whole register and keeps the clocks.

What NIS2 asks — and how Polestead answers.

Supply-chain security
Every significant supplier.

Whole-register classification means no significant supplier slips past the shortlist unassessed.

Incident reporting
24h / 72h / 1 month.

CIIC schedules the early warning, notification, and final report, and drafts each for your authority.

Management accountability
Evidence, on demand.

Tier rationale and assessment evidence are audit-ready, so accountable managers can show their work.

24h
Early warning
72h
Incident notification
1mo
Final report
EU baseline shown — national transposition varies; verify with counsel. Dataset last verified July 2026. CIIC is operational tooling, not legal advice.
FAQ

NIS2 questions.

How does Polestead support supply-chain duties?+

It classifies the entire register by exposure, so no significant supplier is left unassessed, and scopes assessment depth to risk.

What are the reporting timelines?+

24-hour early warning, 72-hour notification, one-month final report. CIIC schedules all three from classification and drafts each submission.

Does NIS2 apply beyond critical infrastructure?+

It covers a broad set of essential and important entities across many sectors. Polestead's inside-out model is sector-agnostic.

Cover every significant supplier.

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