"– We now have a full overview of our IT in a single view."
Lars Leonardsson
IT Manager, Deloitte AB
NIS2
NIS2 starts with knowing your assets
NIS2 has applied in Sweden since 15 January 2026. It requires you to manage your assets, control access and notify significant incidents within 24 hours. vScope gives you an up-to-date inventory of everything in your IT environment – automatically, with history and ready-made reports.
- 100% on-prem
- Your data stays in your network
- Agentless discovery
What NIS2 requires of your IT
NIS2 is an EU directive that applies in Sweden through the Cybersecurity Act (2025:1506). Organisations in critical sectors, municipalities and regions must register with the Swedish Civil Defence Agency (MCF) and take appropriate security measures. Many of them depend on knowing your assets: servers, clients, networks, cloud, software, accounts and licences.
Asset management and access control. Know what you have and who can reach it.
Incident handling. Notify within 24 hours, report within 72 hours, final report within one month.
Management responsibility. Management needs a basis to follow up the measures.
Without an up-to-date picture, these are hard to meet – and hard to prove. A CMDB that keeps itself accurate gives you that picture.
Popular Features
- Complete & continuous discovery
- Accounts and access per person
- Dependencies between systems and services
- Full history for audits
"– We have suffered from not having a single source of truth for our assets."
John Palmqvist
IT Manager, Hässleholm Municipality
Asset management
An up-to-date inventory of your assets
vScope automatically inventories servers, clients, networks, cloud services and accounts. All information is gathered in one shared register that is updated daily – so you know which assets you have and can follow how the environment changes.
- Agentless Discovery – on-prem and in the cloud
- Over 70 asset types
- Relations between assets, services and owners
Access control
See who has access to what
Get a complete picture of each person's accounts, devices and connected services. See which accounts are active, when they were last used, and spot accounts that are no longer needed.
- One consolidated profile per person
- Accounts from different systems linked together
- Account status and last activity
PERSON
Erik Lindberg
Overview
- Full Name
- Erik Lindberg
- Phone Numbers
- +46 70 000 12 34
+46 73 000 56 78 - Last Activity
- 20/10/2026, 11:03:28
User Accounts (3)
⌕ Search
| Name | Found By | Last Logon | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erik Lindberg | Google Workspace | 2026-10-15 20:36:05 | true |
| erik.lindberg | Azure RM | 2026-10-20 11:03:28 | true |
| elindberg | Cisco Duo | — | true |
Devices (2)
⌕ Search
| Identifier | Operating System | Last Found Date |
|---|---|---|
| Erik's Laptop | Windows 11 | 2026-10-20 11:27:36 |
| Mobile Device | iOS | 2026-10-20 11:27:36 |
Assigned Licenses (4)
⌕ Search
| Identifier | Expiry Date |
|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 Business Premium | 2026-11-12 12:59:26 |
| Microsoft 365 E1 | 2027-10-18 02:00:00 |
| Microsoft Fabric (Free) | — |
| Microsoft Power Automate Free | — |
Incident handling
See which systems and services are affected
During an incident you need to quickly understand which systems and services may be affected. With vScope you get a complete picture of dependencies, owners and services – valuable input for incident handling and reporting.
- Dependencies between systems and services
- Owner and SLA per service
- Input for incident reporting
Owns Assigned to Member of Installed Part of Sara Lind User Accounts iPhone 15 All Machines iOS Applications Teams Service Plans Microsoft Teams Premium License Plans Digital Workplace Groups
Management responsibility
Follow up and document your security work
vScope checks your IT environment daily and helps you detect deviations and security risks. With history, reports and dashboards you can follow progress and show how you work with the NIS2 requirements.
- Automatic checks and deviations
- History and traceability
- Ready-made reports and dashboards
Name OS OS Version IPv4 Intune Primary User
Common Questions
Are we covered by NIS2?
The law applies to organisations in a large number of sectors, for example energy, transport, health, drinking water and digital infrastructure, as well as municipalities and regions. MCF provides guidance on who is covered and how to register.
What does the law require regarding assets?
The security measures must include policies for access control and asset management. In practice, you need to know which systems, devices and accounts you have, who is responsible for them and how they connect – which is what a CMDB gives you.
How quickly must incidents be reported?
A significant incident must be notified no later than 24 hours after you become aware of it. This is followed by an incident report within 72 hours and a final report within one month.
Get control of your assets for NIS2
Book a demo and we'll show how vScope gives you an up-to-date inventory of all assets – using your own environment as the example.
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