NIS 2 Lead Implementer Training (PECB)
The NIS 2 Lead Implementer training course enables participants to gain a thorough understanding of the European NIS 2 Directive and develop an effective compliance program. It is designed for critical and important organizations that need to strengthen their digital security, establish a robust cyber governance framework, and ensure effective risk management. This certification course also prepares participants for the internationally recognized PECB certification.
1. Why should you participate ?
The NIS 2 Directive imposes strict cybersecurity requirements. It aims to improve organizations’ resilience and reduce their vulnerability to cyberattacks.
The training helps you to :
- Understanding the Legal and Operational Requirements of NIS 2
- Implement a compliant cybersecurity management system
- Effectively managing risks and incidents
- Document the required policies, procedures, and evidence
- Strengthen your organization's internal security in a sustainable way
2. Who is this training intended for ?
The training helps you to :
- CISO, CIO, GRC and Compliance Managers
- Cybersecurity consultants, auditors, and cybersecurity project managers
- Professionals working for essential or critical organizations
- Public sector entities and regulators involved in NIS 2 compliance
OPCO eligibility
Terms and conditions
Program duration
Opening hours
Validation
PECB Exam
3. Learning objectives
Upon completion of the training, you will be able to :
- Analyzing the requirements of the NIS 2 Directive
- Organize and manage a compliance program
- Identify, assess, and manage risks
- Ensure incident management and business continuity
- Align internal practices with NIS 2 requirements
- Prepare for internal and external audits
4. Educational approach
The training combines :
La formation combine théorie et pratique à travers des sessions interactives, des exercices de rédaction, des quiz à choix multiples et des études de cas, favorisant l’échange entre participants.
5. Are there any prerequisites ?
The main requirements for participating in this training are a basic understanding of cybersecurity.
6. Training program
The training takes place over 4 days :
1° First day
Key Concepts of NIS 2 : Scope and Regulatory Requirements
2° Second day
Roles, responsibilities, governance, risk management
3° Third day
Implementation of a compliance program, documentation, and policies
4° Fourth day
Monitoring, indicators, communication, continuous improvement
7. PECB Certification exam
The exam lasts 3 hours and covers the following areas :
- Testing and Monitoring of a Cybersecurity Program
- Key Concepts and Definitions of the NIS 2 Directive
- Planning the Implementation of the Directive's Requirements
- Rôles et responsabilités en matière de cybersécurité et gestion des risques
- Best practices for driving and reporting (evidence, reporting)
8. Additional training
To strengthen your expertise :
These training courses are the perfect complement to NIS2 compliance preparation.
9. FAQ
1) What is the NIS 2 Directive ?
This is a European regulation that imposes new cybersecurity measures on critical and important organizations.
2) Who is affected ?
Sectors such as energy, healthcare, finance, digital technology, transportation, water, government, and industry.
3) Are there any prerequisites ?
A basic understanding of cybersecurity is recommended, but the training is still accessible to non-technical participants.
4) Does the training prepare participants for compliance ?
Yes. It provides the methods, processes, and documents needed to meet the requirements.
5) Does the training prepare participants for the NIS 2 audit ?
Yes. It covers the expected controls, evidence, responsibilities, and indicators.
6) What careers can benefit from this training ?
RSSI, DSI, auditeurs IT, consultants GRC, chefs de projet cyber, responsables conformité.
10. Conclusion
The NIS 2 Lead Implementer training course is essential for managing compliance with the European directive. It enhances the skills of security professionals, helps organizations anticipate risks, and ensures greater resilience against cyber threats.

