At GET, we believe that security is a journey, not a destination. We are proud to announce our latest milestone in cybersecurity excellence: achieving over 90% alignment with the stringent requirements of the EU NIS2 Directive. This result follows a comprehensive independent assessment conducted by Ernst & Young (E&Y) in Q1 2026.
The NIS2 Directive sets a new benchmark for cybersecurity across the European Union. Specifically, it focuses on risk management, incident response, and supply chain security. For GET, this achievement is a natural evolution of our decade-long commitment to data protection.
Our security Foundation
This latest success strengthens a security foundation that has been rigorously built over the years:
- ISO 27001 Certification: Maintained and upgraded continuously since 2015.
- TISAX Maturity Level 3.0: Consistently held since 2020, ensuring the highest standards for strictly confidential data.
The E&Y Assessment Highlights: The Q1 2026 report confirms that GET has met and exceeded NIS2 compliance targets across all evaluated domains, reaching 100% compliance in several critical security areas. This high level of maturity ensures that our clients and partners can rely on a resilient infrastructure designed to withstand the evolving cyber threat landscape.
“This milestone reflects our proactive approach to compliance. We don’t just wait for regulations to become mandatory. Instead, we align our systems early to ensure maximum peace of mind for our partners,” says the GET Security Team.
We remain dedicated to continuous improvement. As a result, we ensure that our security framework evolves alongside global standards.
Strategic Implementation and Risk Management
Our approach to NIS2 Compliance focuses on proactive risk management and continuous monitoring. We integrate these practices into our daily operations. Consequently, our infrastructure remains resilient against modern cyber threats. This approach also provides full transparency to our global partners and clients.
To learn more about our NIS2 alignment and our complete security roadmap, visit our dedicated page: Compliance Framework details.