Between obligation & responsibility
+20M€
Maximum fines prescribed by law in case of GDPR failure
+160K
Entities across the European Union are expected to fall under the scope of the NIS2 Directive
We know compliance & regulation
ISO 27001
Surveys indicate that a significant majority of organizations certified to ISO 27001 report measurable reductions in major security risks. For instance, one corporate insight suggests that up to 85 % of ISO 27001-certified companies observe a reduction in key security risks after certification.


Information Security Management System & Compliance
NIS2
The EU directive that strengthens cybersecurity obligations for companies and public bodies to protect essential services and digital infrastructure.
AI Act
The EU regulation establishing a risk-based framework for artificial intelligence to ensure safety, fundamental rights protection, and trustworthy AI across the EU.
CRA
The EU regulation adopted in 2024, setting mandatory cybersecurity requirements for digital products and software.
GDPR
The EU regulation that protects personal data and ensures individuals’ privacy.
ISO 27001
An international standard that defines how to manage information security through a structured risk-based system.
DORA
The EU regulation ensuring that financial institutions can resist and recover from digital disruptions and cyberattacks.
Our methodology focuses on clarity, impact, and efficiency.
We start with structured scoping and interviews with IT, risk, and compliance teams, followed by a review of existing documentation. We then assess risks and gaps against the ten core pillars of NIS2, covering governance, incident handling, supply chain security, business continuity, technical controls, and security culture.
The outcome is a tailored, prioritized action plan aligned with your size, risk exposure, and sector obligations. You receive a clear executive summary with a compliance score, key gaps, and a suggested timeline, as well as a detailed gap analysis and concrete, risk-based recommendations with assigned responsibilities and optional cost, resource, and timeline estimates.
In an increasingly regulated digital environment, compliance is no longer just a legal obligation, it is a cornerstone of trust and responsability.


