As the EU strengthens its stance on cybersecurity, the Cybersecurity Act (EU) has become a critical regulation for companies of all sizes — not just the big players. If you're a small or mid-sized business, the implications are real: whether you're building digital products, offering IT services, or managing data, non-compliance could mean loss of market trust, costly fines, and missed business opportunities.
What is the Cybersecurity Act?
What is the Cybersecurity Act?
Which entities are required to comply with the Cybersecurity Act?
Which entities are required to comply with the Cybersecurity Act?
1. Manufacturers and Vendors of ICT Products and Services
If your company develops, sells, or supplies information and communication technology (ICT) products, services, or processes in the EU, you may need to undergo cybersecurity certification — especially if:
You're working with public sector clients.
Your products are used in critical infrastructure.
You want to prove your trustworthiness in competitive tenders.
2. Managed Service Providers (MSPs) & Cloud Service Providers (CSPs)
Cloud, hosting, and managed service providers offering services to EU-based clients, especially in sensitive sectors, are increasingly expected (or required) to comply with cybersecurity certification schemes aligned with the Act.
3. Suppliers to Government and Regulated Sectors
If you're bidding for contracts with EU institutions, governments, or operating in regulated sectors (like finance, energy, or healthcare), cybersecurity certification may be a prerequisite.
4. Businesses in the Digital Supply Chain
Even if you're a subcontractor, your larger enterprise clients may require your solutions or services to be certified to meet their own compliance needs — making voluntary certification a business enabler.
Important Note:
While certification under the EU Cybersecurity Act is currently voluntary, it can become de facto mandatory through:
Procurement requirements.
Industry standards.
Sector-specific regulations (e.g. NIS2 Directive).
Why Cybersecurity Act matters to you?
Why Cybersecurity Act matters to you?
Gain a competitive edge by showcasing your certified security posture.
- Build trust with customers, vendors, and partners.
- Avoid penalties and regulatory pitfalls.
- Access new markets and clients who require certification compliance.
- Future-proof your systems against evolving cyber threats.
Our Compliance Services Include:
Our Compliance Services Include:
Readiness Assessments
We evaluate your current cybersecurity posture and map it against EU compliance requirements.
Gap Analysis & Risk Identification
Uncover vulnerabilities and non-compliant practices — before they cost you.
Remediation & Implementation
We help you implement practical, cost-effective changes aligned with EU certification schemes (basic, substantial, or high assurance levels).
Documentation & Policy Development
From security policies to technical documentation, we’ll ensure your internal and customer-facing materials align with standards.
Training & Awareness
Empower your team with the knowledge they need to support compliance and strengthen cyber resilience.
Audit Support & Certification Preparation
We’ll guide you through the audit process and help you prepare for certification with minimal disruption to your operations.
Get Started Today!
Get Started Today!
Whether you’re starting your compliance journey or preparing for certification, our experts are here to help.
Why Choose Us?
Tailored for SMEs
Tailored for SMEs
We understand your challenges — lean teams, limited budgets, and the need for clear ROI.
Peace of Mind
Focus on your core business while we handle compliance and reduce risk.
End-to-End Support
From strategy to execution, we’re your compliance partner.
Industry Expertise
Our cybersecurity consultants bring hands-on experience across industries and regulatory environments.
