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The validity period of SSL/TLS certificates will be significantly reduced over the coming years. According to current industry plans, by 2029 certificates could be valid for as little as 47 days. At first glance, this may seem like a technical change relevant only to IT departments, but its impact could be far more far-reaching.

Key insights from the Alfatec Group & Thales Bootcamp 2025: how NIS2 and DORA are shaping cyber resilience in the region.

As a part of Alfatec team that's been working with Croatian organizations for over 30 years, I want to bring attention to an important change for many companies regarding NIS2 compliance that now requires strategic attention from organizational leadership.

Alfatec and Thales joined their forces again in Zagreb for a workshop event, dedicated to strengthening cybersecurity and resilience against threats, where experts gathered to address the requirements related to NIS2 and DORA regulations. The introductory speech was given by Azur Šaćiragić from ALFATEC, followed by Gabor Hirsch from Thales, who provided an overview of the regional implementation status of NIS2 and DORA.

Alfatec Group’s IT Security department recently participated in the prestigious Thales & Imperva Partner Connect event, held on November 5-6 in Budapest, Hungary. Organized by Thales & Imperva, a Thales company, this global leader in digital security brought together leading information security experts, key managers, and top partners from across the globe into one conference.

Organizations that fall under the directive have already started preparing for compliance. The deadline is fast approaching, and if you need expert assistance, contact us at azur.saciragic(at)alfatec.ai or dario.selimagic(at)alfatec.ai to see how we can help you.

The Network and Information Systems (NIS) 2 Directive, an enhancement of its predecessor, introduces stricter and more comprehensive penalties for non-compliance. These penalties are designed to ensure that organizations take cybersecurity seriously and implement necessary measures to protect their digital infrastructure. 

Read more about NIS2 Directive and compliance in this detailed guide.

The European Union has significantly raised the bar for cybersecurity with the introduction of the NIS2 directive, which brings stricter and more detailed requirements for organizations in key and important sectors. Here, we focus on two key aspects of the directive: minimum security requirements and precise timeframes for incident reporting.

Read more about NIS2 Directive and compliance in this detailed guide.

The European Union has significantly expanded the scope of its cybersecurity regulation through the NIS2 Directive, representing an important step in strengthening digital resilience across the Union. These are the key and important entities covered by this directive, highlighting the expanded scope and differentiated approach to supervision.

Read more about NIS2 Directive and compliance in this detailed guide.

As one of the top cybersecurity experts in the SEE region, we got many client inquiries to present important information about the European Union's Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2). This updated regulation brings significant changes in the field of cybersecurity, setting new standards for protecting digital systems across the EU.

Read more about NIS2 Directive and compliance in this detailed guide.

In the fast-paced world of technology, partnerships play a pivotal role in delivering exceptional solutions. Being a renowned Croatian ICT company with over three decades of experience, we've teamed up with Thales, a global leader in data security, in the very early beginnings of our business. As of then, our path is still the same: to showcase a remarkable customer success story in the realm of IT security services.

Alfatec hosted a remarkable event, bringing together two global leaders in IT security, Thales and Forcepoint, for an exclusive conference named the Thales & Forcepoint Bootcamp.