Gerber Resilience Bloghttps://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/Articles on business continuity, NIS2, continuity planning and exercises from practice. For companies in Northern Germany and Denmark.enThu, 01 Oct 2026 10:05:02 +0000 Indirectly in scope: when your customer sends the NIS2 questionnairehttps://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/nis2-supplier-questionnaire/https://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/nis2-supplier-questionnaire/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:00:00 +0000You are not covered by NIS2, but your largest customer is. Then a questionnaire arrives. How to answer it without bending the truth. Tabletop exercise: half a day in the crisis teamhttps://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/tabletop-exercise-walkthrough/https://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/tabletop-exercise-walkthrough/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:00:00 +0000No technology, no script to memorise. A table, a scenario and the people who decide in a real incident. This is how a tabletop exercise works. NIS2: What management needs to know personallyhttps://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/nis2-management-duties/https://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/nis2-management-duties/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:00:00 +0000NIS2 makes cyber security a board matter, quite literally. What management must approve, oversee and learn, and why delegating alone is not enough. Five reasons continuity plans fail at the first outagehttps://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/why-continuity-plans-fail/https://gerber-resilience.eu/en/blog/why-continuity-plans-fail/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:00:00 +0000The plan is approved, the audit passed. Yet in a real incident nobody reaches for it. Five patterns I see again and again, and what helps.