You should be able to define key NIS 2 concepts, interpret the main requirements for a cybersecurity program, and recognize common implementation approaches.
After foundation training, you should be able to communicate the directive's essential vocabulary and explain what NIS 2 requires at a high level. This includes fundamental concepts and definitions and how they relate to cybersecurity expectations.
You should also be able to interpret the main requirements as program-level expectations, not just technical measures—linking governance, planning, and operational capability to compliance outcomes.
Finally, you should recognize the typical approaches and techniques organizations use to implement NIS 2 requirements, enabling more informed discussions with implementers, auditors, or regulators.
The most useful result is being able to ask the right questions: Who owns the program? How is risk prioritized? What evidence exists? That is what turns understanding into action.
“Foundation outcomes are clarity, shared language, and better decisions.”
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Choose Foundation to learn concepts and requirements; choose Lead Implementer if you must plan and run an organization's NIS 2 implementation program.
ISO 27035 emphasizes structure to ensure incidents are handled consistently, legally, and with minimal business disruption.
The exam assesses your ability to design, govern, operate, and improve a cybersecurity program across defined competence domains.
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