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NIS2 Coverage Check for Associations

Free initial assessment for associations, foundations, and non-profit GmbHs — with references to association law and volunteer analogy.

What the NIS2 Coverage Check evaluates

The NIS2 Coverage Check for associations evaluates whether your association (non-profit GmbH, foundation, large association) falls under NIS2UmsuCG. Coverage typically applies only to providers in the health, education, or energy sectors above certain size thresholds.

Legal foundations

NIS2UmsuCG 2026; BSIG § 28; for non-profit providers in the health sector: SGB V cross-references. Placeholder — Phase 46 provides the target-group-specific ContentBlock.

How the check works

1. Choose association/provider type (registered association, foundation, non-profit GmbH, religious) 2. Identify the sector (often health, education, social services) 3. Provide staff count including volunteers 4. Assessment with focus on whether thresholds are met

Your benefits

• Free and without registration • Clears up a common misconception: associations are usually NOT covered • Sector-specific guidance (health, education) • Legal status April 2026

Frequently asked questions

Are associations generally covered by NIS2?
Usually no. Coverage only arises if the association operates in a NIS2 sector (e.g., hospital operator, energy provider) and exceeds the 50-staff / EUR 10M threshold.
What about associations in the health sector?
Operators of hospitals or outpatient care services can fall under NIS2 once thresholds are exceeded. The check evaluates this with SGB V context.
Do volunteers count toward the 50-staff threshold?
The NIS2 implementation follows the SME definition (EU recommendation 2003/361/EC), where employment relationships count — not voluntary work. When in doubt, consult the BSI or a specialist lawyer.

Start the NIS2 Coverage Check for Associations now

Free initial assessment in minutes. No registration required.

This initial assessment is not legal advice and does not replace consultation with a qualified lawyer. Legal status: April 2026.