Management Consulting

A food production company with over €50 million in revenue faced significant cybersecurity gaps that threatened its operational integrity and compliance with the NIS2 Directive. Aon's initial assessment identified urgent needs in incident response, vendor management, and vulnerability scanning. These vulnerabilities posed risks of operational disruption, which could impact production and the company's reputation. To address these issues, Aon conducted a comprehensive assessment and established a tailored roadmap aimed at enhancing the company's cyber resilience and supporting its compliance efforts. This proactive approach helped mitigate operational risks and protect the company's reputation, aligning with its long-term success goals. In another case, an oil industry business involved in fuel storage and transport required improvements to meet NIS2 compliance. Although the company had a solid cybersecurity foundation, it needed enhancements in incident response and third-party monitoring. Aon performed a risk assessment to identify existing gaps and provided a strategic roadmap that bolstered the company's cybersecurity measures. This initiative not only reduced risks but also safeguarded the company's reputation and stability, ensuring compliance with NIS2 regulations. Additionally, a large food production business with over €400 million in turnover recognized the necessity to boost its cyber resilience to meet NIS2 requirements. Aon conducted a gap analysis and updated the company's incident response and business continuity plans. This intervention was crucial in closing cybersecurity gaps that could lead to breaches, thereby protecting the company's operations and reputation while supporting its compliance and operational integrity.