Cybersecure Solutions Compliant with the NIS2 Directive

The NIS2 is a European directive that mandates companies managing critical infrastructure, along with their suppliers and subcontractors, to meet a set of requirements, mostly related to cybersecurity. It demands risk management, data and network protection, access control, multi-factor authentication, data encryption, continuous updates of devices and software, and supply chain security. Failure to comply may result in financial penalties and damage to the company's reputation.

• Highly critical sectors (essential and important): transport, energy, healthcare, space, drinking water, wastewater, public administration, digital infrastructure, banking, financial markets, and ICT service management.
• Other critical sectors (important): postal and courier services, waste management, digital service providers, chemicals, food production, research, manufacture of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic devices, manufacture of IT, electronic and optical equipment, electrical equipment, machinery and equipment, motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers, and other transport equipment.

By Demes offers a wide range of devices across various product categories (CCTV, INTRUSION, ACCESS CONTROL and FIRE), all of which meet the highest cybersecurity standards, making them fully compliant with the NIS2 directive. Devices feature certifications such as NDAA compliance, Secure by Default, FIPS, SySS, and CCN-CERT. Their technical specifications make it difficult or impossible for cybercriminals to gain unauthorised access, helping to protect the network they are connected to and prevent potential cyberattacks.

Depending on the model, our devices comply with the most stringent standards:

• NDAA compliant: A mandatory cybersecurity certification in the United States. Devices are free from components and services restricted under U.S. regulations.
• Secure by Default: Devices are factory preconfigured with maximum security settings, ensuring protection from the moment of installation.
• FIPS: Devices include data encryption that complies with U.S. federal standards, the same technology used for card payment transactions.
• PCI DSS compliant: Devices feature chipsets that ensure data encryption and secure video stream encryption.
• SySS: A German audit that tests network-connected devices for vulnerabilities. It allows for the early detection and correction of security flaws.
• CN-CERT: A certification issued by the CCN after an in-depth laboratory assessment. Devices meet CCN encryption and cybersecurity requirements.