GRC Kompas Launches NIS2 Quickscan to Help MSPs Prepare for New EU Cybersecurity Regulations

ARNHEM, Netherlands - July 6, 2025 - PRLog -- GRC Kompas, a Netherlands-based cybersecurity and compliance consultancy, has launched its NIS2 Quickscan — a new service aimed at helping MSPs and IT providers comply with the upcoming NIS2 directive.

The scan is designed to provide a clear, actionable baseline for organizations seeking to strengthen their digital resilience and meet regulatory requirements without complexity or high consulting fees.

The NIS2 directive is part of the EU's expanding cybersecurity legislation, which requires certain digital service providers and infrastructure partners to meet stricter standards for risk management, incident reporting, and security governance. In the Netherlands, these requirements will be enforced through the Cyberbeveiligingswet, set to take effect in late 2024. Many small to medium-sized service providers are still unaware of their obligations or lack the internal expertise to assess them.

GRC Kompas' new Quickscan directly addresses this challenge. The service includes a free intake consultation, a streamlined risk and compliance assessment based on the four core NIS2 obligations, and a visual PDF report with a compliance scorecard and prioritized improvement plan. The entire process takes less than five business days and is specifically tailored for teams that operate without a dedicated Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).

"The biggest risk isn't just cyberattacks — it's false confidence and lack of clarity," says the founder and GRC consultant at GRC Kompas. "With this Quickscan, we give MSPs and digital service providers an immediate view of where they stand and what steps to take next. No jargon. No lock-ins. Just practical guidance."

The assessment aligns with internationally recognized standards such as ISO 27001 and the NIS2 control framework. The service is reasonably priced and is designed to be a low-barrier entry point for small and mid-sized tech organizations that deliver services in regulated sectors like healthcare, logistics, energy, and finance.

As EU regulatory pressure increases, IT vendors and digital supply chain actors will be expected to demonstrate proactive cyber governance. GRC Kompas supports this transition with scalable advisory services, templates, and awareness tools that simplify compliance into executable steps.

Organizations can request the NIS2 Quickscan directly at:
https://grckompas.nl/#contactformulier

For more information about GRC Kompas and its services:
https://grckompas.nl