Digitally secure together: NIS2 SC30 High certification
Digital security is not only about systems, audits and regulations. It starts with trust: the certainty that we can rely on one another. It also requires responsibility, both within our own organisation and across the entire supply chain.
By achieving NIS2 SC30 High certification, Synerlogic demonstrates that digital security is deeply embedded in the way it works. NIS2 sets clear requirements, while the choice for SC30 High shows a deliberate commitment to a higher level of digital resilience.
Why NIS2, and why SC30 High?
The European NIS2 Directive sets clear requirements for organisations that play an important role in the supply chain. Organisations are not only responsible for their own digital security, but also for the way they collaborate with suppliers and partners.
While many organisations limit themselves to the minimum requirements, Synerlogic has deliberately chosen SC30 High, the highest maturity level. This means that processes, policies and risk management are demonstrably in order, and that the organisation actively thinks and acts from a supply chain perspective.
According to Christiaan Spikker-Hogenkamp, Lead IT & Cybersecurity and closely involved in the certification process, this is essential. Digital security requires more than technology alone. “Colleagues need to understand the reason behind it,” he explains. “Digital security is something we organise together — not only for our own organisation, but for the entire supply chain.”
Certificate and logo
The NIS2 SC30 High‑certification demonstrates that Synerlogic complies with the European NIS2 directive and ensures digital security in a demonstrable manner within the organization and across the value chain.
What does this mean for Synerlogic’s customers and partners?
For customers and partners, this NIS2 SC30 High certification mainly means greater peace of mind, assurance and trust.
- Careful handling of data
Information security is structurally embedded in policies, processes and day-to-day operations. - Continuity you can rely on
Risks are transparent and manageable, helping to keep services reliable. - Stronger across the supply chain
With SC30, Synerlogic demonstrates that we operate at the highest level of certification and that we have full control of cyber risks across the entire supply chain, including suppliers.
It is no coincidence that customers are increasingly asking for this. Digital security has become a shared responsibility.
Achieved together, independently assessed
The NIS2 SC30 High certification is the result of years of collaboration within Synerlogic. Various colleagues and long-standing partners such as Eshgro and SPL have contributed to this achievement. The independent audit was carried out by DigiTrust, one of the limited number of parties in the Netherlands authorised to conduct SC30 High audits. Prior to this, an extensive gap analysis was performed by AuditConnect. This objectively confirms that what we promise is also demonstrably true.
Cybersecurity belongs to all of us
NIS2 does not require complicated actions, but it does require awareness and responsibility. This includes handling information carefully, reporting incidents and keeping one another alert in day-to-day work. Digital security is therefore not just an IT topic, but something that concerns the entire organisation. It is precisely this shared responsibility that makes Synerlogic stronger and more resilient, both as a company and as part of the supply chain.
Digital security is also never “finished”. Through internal audits and periodic external assessments, this level remains safeguarded and continuous improvement continues. In this way, Synerlogic keeps building trust, today and in the future, together with customers and partners across the supply chain.
“Digital security is something we do together,” says Christiaan Spikker-Hogenkamp. “By keeping one another alert and taking responsibility, we make the difference. Not only within the organisation, but together with our customers and partners across the entire supply chain.”