From requirement to compliant: Closing the ISMS and documentation gap in physical IT infrastructure

On-demand webinar, recording available on 10.06.2026

In this 60-minute webinar we will show you how NIS2 Article 21's explicit requirements for business continuity, redundancy, and physical security connect directly to your infrastructure documentation – and how i-doit Suite+ and PATCH MANAGER close the gap between passive asset data and active ISMS compliance.

From protection needs analysis to documented recovery plans: this session follows the full path from regulatory requirement to compliant, auditable infrastructure.

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From requirement to compliant: Closing the ISMS and documentation gap in physical IT infrastructure

What to expect in this webinar:

• How NIS2 Article 21 translates into concrete requirements for physical IT infrastructure documentation and your ISMS

• Why logical redundancy in your CMDB is not the same as physical redundancy – and why auditors care about the difference

• How protection needs originate and flow from the organizational level through logical systems down to the physical cable and rack layer

• Live demo: How PATCH MANAGER's cable and infrastructure documented information supports  Suite+'s risk prioritization – turning passive asset data into an active emergency response foundation.

• How to maintain a full, auditable overview of all requirements, risks, interdependencies, and recovery plans in one place

• Outlook: Where most organizations stand today versus where NIS2 compliance requires them to be
  Q&A with our experts

Speakers

Bastian Rösler
Presales Consultant, i-doit Group

As a dedicated Cyber Security expert, Bastian has been advising customers, prospects, and partners on all aspects of GRC and data protection for several years. He is available as a direct point of contact for clarifying individual requirements and looks forward to the exchange.

Guido Huisman
PATCH MANAGER, i-doit Group

Guido is part of the team at PATCH MANAGER and works closely with companies looking to bring more structure and visibility to their physical IT infrastructure. He's a go-to contact for anyone who wants to understand what the platform can do and how to get started.