97%
Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022, 97% of organisations saw an increase in cyber threats
72,7%
In 2023 the majority of organisations worldwide fell prey to a ransomware attack
10.5 9
The global cost of cybercrime is estimated to reach $10.5 trillion per year by 2025
Sources: Accenture, Cybersecurity Ventures and Statista
New NIS 2 Directive – cybersecurity requirements in the Europe Union
The NIS2 Directive (lv) adopted in 2022, compared to NIS 1, covers a significantly wider number of industries that must comply with the new cybersecurity regulations. The requirements of NIS 2 in Latvia will be determined by the National Cybersecurity Law and the binding Cabinet of Ministers regulations (lv).
Existing industries
Energy
Healthcare
Transport
Banking services
Drinking water
Wastewater
Financial market infrastructure
Digital infrastructure
New additional industries
Courier services
Food production
Industrial production
Waste management
Chemicals
Space
Digital solutions
Time plan for the implementation of the Directive in Latvia
14.12.2022
The NIS 2 Directive is adopted by the European Parliament
20.06.2024
The National Cybersecurity Law was approved by The Saeima
01.09.2024
Date of entry into force of the directive
01.04.2025
Companies report subject status compliance
01.10.2025
Initial self-assessment report and information about the cybersecurity manager
The right security solutions for you at LMT
We offer services that will help not only effectively manage incidents and monitor systems, but also optimise cybersecurity processes and budget.
- Constant professional support
- Access to the latest technologies and infrastructure support
- Reliable partner with 30+ years of experience
SOC
A security operations centre (SOC) is a service that, with the help of the necessary experts, processes, and technologies, performs continuous monitoring of the company's equipment and network.
- Monitoring, detection, investigation, and prevention of security incidents
- Customised incident and threat reports and notifications
Benefits
More effective incident management and regulatory compliance, security awareness and situation management, cybersecurity budget optimisation and security operations complexity reduction.
NOC
A network operations centre (NOC) is a centralised location where computer and telecommunications network systems are managed and monitored 24/7. NOC is the first line of defence against network disruptions and failures.
- Network monitoring, health analysis, performance reporting, and optimisation
- Monitoring of network systems to manage data storage, update software and ensure connectivity
Benefits
Continuous monitoring of your network system, quickly identifying and fixing problems before they cause disruptions. NOC's "always on" mode means that someone is always around to ensure that all software, hardware, and networks are working.
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