A security alert in SAP at two in the morning. The NIS2 clock has just started.
The organisation has 24 hours to issue an early warning to the CSIRT and 72 hours to submit the full incident notification (NIS2, Art. 23). And failure to meet these obligations is not the responsibility of “the IT department”. It is the personal responsibility of the board (NIS2, Art. 20).
The stakes go beyond a fine for the company
- fines of up to EUR 10 million or 2% of global turnover,
- personal liability of members of management,
- a reputation that no press statement can rebuild.
What does this look like in practice? An analyst at dawn manually gathering logs, trying to determine whether the incident exceeds the reporting threshold, and drafting the notification from scratch. The clock is ticking.
NIS2 Autopilot - how it works
There is a better way. NIS2 Autopilot is an agent compliance solution under human oversight, powered by the SecurityBridge platform:
- SecurityBridge detects an attack on SAP (RFC RCE, privilege escalation, a suspicious transport).
- The agent triages the incident, assesses the NIS2 threshold, maps it to the measures under Art. 21, and gathers supporting evidence.
- The agent drafts the 24-hour early warning to the CSIRT and the 72-hour notification - in the required language and in the regulator’s format.
- The CISO approves it before anything leaves the organisation.
From alert to a report ready for the regulator - in minutes, not days.
This is not “autopilot without brakes”
This is governed autonomy: the agent thinks, the robot executes, the human decides. Every agentic project at SNOK undergoes a mandatory AI Security review, and the orchestration itself is built on AI agents and agentic automation.
Because compliance that cannot be demonstrated within 24 hours is not compliance. It is only the hope that the auditor will not ask.
We would be pleased to show you this live - on your own scenario, not on a slide. Schedule a 30-minute demo.
Regulatory context: NIS2 Directive (2022/2555), Art. 20-23. Implemented in Poland through the National Cybersecurity System Act.