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Your Client Requires NIS2 Vulnerability Patching. Now What?

aikido.dev | vulnerability | #vulnerability-management | #compliance | #nis2 | #patching | #procurement | #eu-regulation | #sla
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NIS2 procurement clauses demand critical patches within 48 hours, and missing those SLAs can cost contracts. The piece outlines automated vulnerability tracking and compliance reporting to comply.
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