24 hours, 72 hours, one month. Never miss a NIS2 deadline.
Track the NIS2 reporting deadlines for significant incidents and draft each report. One offline file.
What the rules ask
- Who: essential and important entities under NIS2, in sectors such as energy, transport, health, digital infrastructure, manufacturing and digital providers.
- Early warning: within 24 hours of becoming aware of a significant incident.
- Incident notification: within 72 hours, with an initial assessment.
- Final report: within one month of the notification.
What is inside
Start the clock
One click when you become aware. Every deadline is set.
See what is due
Overdue and due-soon warnings for each report.
Draft each report
Early warning, notification and final report with the content Article 23 asks for.
Significance check
The two criteria of Article 23(3), so you know if the duty applies.
Export
Keep a record of every incident.
Why offline
Incident details are sensitive while the incident is still open. This kit runs in your browser, with no server, account or upload.
Who it is for
- IT and security leads at medium-sized entities in NIS2 sectors
- Managed service providers who handle incidents for clients
- Compliance officers
Guides
- NIS2 24-hour reporting: how the early warning, 72-hour notification and final report deadlines are counted.
- What is a significant incident? The Article 23(3) test, the 2024/2690 thresholds and a checklist.
- Incident report template: copyable drafts for all three NIS2 reports.
- Spreadsheet vs tool vs consultant: an honest comparison of the three options.
Get it
$149 one-time
- One HTML file, works offline in any browser
- No account, no upload, no subscription
- Free updates when the rules change
You get the file and an invoice within one working day.
Questions
Does it submit reports?
No. You report through your CSIRT or authority's own form. The kit keeps the deadlines and prepares the text.
Does it match our national rules?
It follows Article 23 of the directive. National laws may add fields or shorter deadlines. Check yours.
Where is the data stored?
Only in your browser.