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Non-compliance penalties are significant. Reacting after an inspection costs more than preparing on time.
NIS2 ties cybersecurity to leadership decisions – owners and directors need to demonstrate control.
Customers and partners already ask about your security. Readiness is becoming a contract requirement.
Good controls reduce risk and recovery time – a business benefit, not only an audit checkbox.
We map your systems, data and processes and compare them to NIS2 requirements.
You get a roadmap: what is critical now, what can wait, with effort and risk estimates.
We build and connect technical controls and needed software on your environment.
The team and leadership know their roles in an incident and how to maintain compliance.
We monitor controls, improve them and help with new requirements and audits.
We speak both IT and business – the plan is clear for owners and executable for the team.
We work with your systems: ERP, CRM, cloud, on-prem – without unnecessary stack replacement.
We combine cybersecurity with real engineering: automation and AI where they reduce manual compliance work.
This is not legal advice – we can collaborate with your counsel; we cover technical and process readiness.
It depends on your sector, size and role in the supply chain. In the free consultation we do an initial assessment of whether you are in scope and what a realistic control level looks like.
Gap analysis usually takes weeks. Closing critical gaps can take from a few weeks to a few months depending on IT complexity and scope.
Rarely. Most controls are built on existing systems. We replace or add tools only when current ones cannot meet the requirement.
Yes. For IT – concrete controls, integrations and operating procedures. For owners and management – clear risks, priorities, budget and accountability.
Audit, roadmap, implementation of agreed controls, baseline documentation, training and acceptance criteria. Scope is fixed after the gap analysis.
Yes – for example log processing, incident classification, a knowledge base for policies and automated reminders. AI does not replace controls; it speeds up the operational work around them.