§30 obligations matrix

What does NIS2 require of me?

This matrix turns legal text into evidence. For each of the ten §30 measures you see what it means, which record satisfies it, and where that record can come from in a Microsoft 365 environment.

Matrix columns

ColumnContent
MeasureThe §30 measure in plain language
Legal textReference to the statutory wording
EvidenceThe artifact that proves the measure
M365 sourceWhere the record comes from in Microsoft 365
ISO 27001 mappingThe related ISO control
StatusLocal self-assessment
Last reviewedDate of the last assessment
DirectiveØ
Obligations matrix / EN / v1

All duties for your entity class under Germany's NIS2 implementation act, translated into concrete measures. Assess your implementation status — the score stays local in your browser.

Basis: NIS2UmsuCG / §§30-39 BSIG · Art. 20-21 NIS2 · no registration, no email required

Step 1 — Entity class

Which class applies to your company? Unsure? Run the Check your scope.

This tool does not replace legal advice. The measure mapping follows §§30-39 BSIG (NIS2UmsuCG) and Art. 20-21 NIS2; sector-specific rules may take precedence. Your inputs are stored only locally in your browser.

Open source on GitHub · obligations.json

From checklist to living evidence

A checklist is stale the moment it is saved. What counts is living evidence: current, linked, audit-ready.

FAQ

How many measures does §30 BSIG require?

Ten minimum risk-management measures that every affected entity must implement.

Is an ISO 27001 certification enough for NIS2?

ISO 27001 covers many §30 measures but is not an automatic NIS2 proof. NIS2-specific duties such as incident reporting and registration come on top.

What makes good evidence?

A structured, dated record linked to its source and carrying a last-reviewed date — not a one-off filled-in document.