The blog post discusses the challenges that companies in the EU face in achieving compliance with cybersecurity regulations, specifically focusing on the NIS 2 Directive and the DORA Regulation. It explains how the NIS 2 Directive, which requires transposition into national law, aims to enhance cybersecurity efforts across multiple sectors by widening the range of organizations covered and introducing stricter requirements. These requirements include incident reporting and risk management, with non-compliance fines based on global revenue. Meanwhile, the DORA Regulation, effective from January 2025, establishes a framework for financial firms and certain ICT providers to ensure digital resilience against ICT-related threats. The article emphasizes that organizations should start preparing for compliance despite delays in national legislation implementation. Detectify's cybersecurity tools are highlighted for their capability to support compliance efforts by offering solutions like Surface Monitoring and Application Scanning, which help identify vulnerabilities and manage risks proactively. The post concludes by emphasizing the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures and the potential business advantages of early compliance.