It’s Not Just About Complying with NIS2. Cybersecurity Is Crucial for Business Stability and Reputation

AI Has Entered the Security Game and Changed the Rules

Artificial intelligence brings many benefits to businesses, but unfortunately, it has also become a weapon for hackers. According to the ENISA Threat Landscape 2025  study, cybercriminals are massively using AI to automate phishing campaigns, create synthetic content (deepfake voices and videos), and optimize attacks. With services like Phishing-as-a-Service combined with AI, attacks are faster, cheaper, and far more convincing. Hackers can more easily identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities to achieve their goals.

This means traditional defense mechanisms are no longer enough. As a company or public institution, you need to combine modern technologies, process settings, and employee education to help you respond to threats in real time.

Human Error Remains the Most Common Weakness

Do you have the strongest security technologies covering everything possible? Even that’s not enough. Humans remain the weakest link in corporate cybersecurity.

The Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2025 shows that human error accounts for more than 60% of all incidents. All it takes is clicking on a phishing email, using a weak password, or carelessly connecting to poorly secured home or public Wi-Fi—and attackers have an open door. This confirms that your security strategy must also focus on employee education and safe behavior.

Equally alarming is the rise in attacks through supply chains. If your business partner fails, the problem quickly spreads to you. Exploiting vulnerabilities in partner networks and supplier systems allows hackers to hit multiple entities through a single-entry point, maximizing impact while minimizing costs.

This is where NIS2 compliance comes into play. Focus on risk assessment, security policy implementation, and supplier control to ensure your organization meets requirements and minimizes threats.

NIS2 Is an Obligation, but Also an Opportunity

If your company operates in a regulated sector (e.g., transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, digital services) and has more than 50 employees or a turnover above €10 million, the NIS2 directive likely applies to you.

Together with the new Cybersecurity Act, it imposes the following obligations on companies:

• Conduct risk analysis and set security policies.
• Ensure 24/7 threat and incident monitoring.
• Train employees in cybersecurity.
• Report incidents within 24 hours.
• Regularly update measures.

Failure to comply can result in heavy fines. But NIS2 is not just a “scarecrow.” It offers an opportunity to set higher security standards and gain a competitive edge.

Companies that approach cybersecurity strategically will be more resilient and trustworthy.
We’ll help you comply with NIS2 using Microsoft Security tools.

Ask us about technologies, training, and assistance with configuration and monitoring.

For more details, we recommend the clear information provided by the National Cyber and Information Security Agency: NIS2 Directive Guide | NÚKIB Portal.

Reliable Cybersecurity and Peace of Mind. How to Achieve It?

It’s important to realize that this isn’t just about purchasing software. You need a comprehensive approach.

Focus on three main pillars:

• Technology – tools for protection, monitoring, and response.
• Processes – clearly defined procedures for prevention and incident handling.
• People – training, awareness, and building a security culture.

Without connecting these three areas, your organization remains vulnerable.

Monitor 24/7 and Ensure Immediate Response

Remember, hackers never sleep—and neither does AI. They don’t wait for your business hours. To sleep peacefully, familiarize yourself with tools that reliably protect your company in cyberspace.

They instantly detect threats and respond automatically:

• XDR (Extended Detection and Response) – advanced attack detection and automated response across endpoints, email, and cloud.
• SIEM solutions (e.g., Microsoft Sentinel) – centralized threat overview and analysis from various sources.
• Identity and Access Management (Microsoft Entra) – protection against account compromise and unauthorized access.
• Endpoint Protection (Microsoft Defender) – prevention and blocking of device attacks.
• SOC/MDR – Security Operations Center or Managed Detection and Response service for continuous monitoring.
• SIEM + SOAR – event correlation and automated interventions for rapid response.

These security technologies are part of Microsoft 365 subscriptions, so most companies and organizations already have the essentials. If you do, you need to configure and manage them properly. Their performance and capabilities depend on your license type. We’ll recommend the best fit and help you start using Microsoft Security to its full potential.

For a basic overview, visit our page: Stay Secure with Microsoft Security & Konica Minolta, or contact us directly.

Focus on Safe AI Use in Your Company

Artificial intelligence offers huge opportunities but also risks. We’ve already discussed AI on the hackers’ side. But what about inside your company? Protecting corporate know-how and sensitive customer data is another major topic.

Check how well you ensure safe AI use—starting with key users and ultimately all employees. Don’t let them share sensitive data with unverified third parties.

For enterprise use, the most secure AI tools are those that meet strict data protection standards and comply with legal requirements. Microsoft’s portfolio fits this compliance best.

Microsoft Copilot AI tools are designed for business use across Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and the entire Microsoft ecosystem. Copilot uses encryption, access control, and privacy principles, so your data stays “under your roof.” Learn more at: Enterprise data protection in Microsoft 365 Copilot – Microsoft Learn

We’ll gladly help you with safe and optimal AI adoption. We provide:

• Training on safe AI use in compliance with the European AI Act.
• Practical courses on working with Microsoft Copilot and other AI tools.
• Consulting on secure and effective AI implementation.
• Workshops for creating custom AI agents in Copilot Studio.

For details, visit: AI Services and Consulting for Microsoft Copilot

You Have the Basics of Corporate Cybersecurity. What’s Next?

You’ve taken the first steps, but it must not end there. Cybersecurity risks are constantly evolving, and hacker attacks are becoming more sophisticated. Technology development is accelerating, and your people and processes must adapt.

Your security strategy must remain dynamic, flexible, and comprehensive. Don’t underestimate it and don’t wait for an attack or failure. Turn to a trusted and experienced partner who understands cybersecurity and your business.

Cybersecurity is a fundamental condition for trust, continuity, and growth.
We’ll help you in all areas of corporate IT—whether you’re just starting or need to strengthen existing solutions.

For individual consultation, feel free to contact us.