GRC Tool
Manage risk, compliance and governance centrally and automatically. Full visibility and control.

We combine ISO 27001, NIS 2, GDPR, the EU AI Act and risk management into one clear program of measures, controls and evidence.
Manage risk, compliance and governance centrally and automatically. Full visibility and control.
Implementation and certification of an ISO 27001-compliant ISMS. Strengthen the security level, build trust with customers and partners.
Implementation of the NIS 2 requirements. Strengthen cyber resilience, ensure compliance for critical infrastructure.
Establish and maintain GDPR compliance. Optimize data protection processes, reduce regulatory risk.
EU AI Act compliance. Make AI systems transparent, secure and trustworthy. Minimize regulatory risk.
NIS 2 mandates business continuity, ISO 27001 requires it in Annex A.5.29 / A.5.30, ISO 22301 provides the framework. We build the BCM framework, identify critical processes, rehearse the crisis case and steer the recovery sequence until it is solid.
Build the BCM framework, anchor policies and governance structures, manage recurring compliance activities.
Map critical business processes, perform Business Impact Analyses (BIA) and risk assessments, derive RTO / RPO.
Create disaster recovery plans, define restart sequences, regular testing and optimization of the recovery paths.
Set up and coordinate crisis management teams, plan crisis exercises and BCM tests, carry lessons learned into regular operations.
Five phases in which frameworks, risks, controls, evidence and audit are considered together.
Systematically assess frameworks, maturity, gaps and risks.
Define scope, compliance goals and roadmap.
Implement controls, processes, documentation and technical safeguards.
Provide risk register, RoPA, Statement of Applicability and audit trail.
Internal audit, certification and continuous improvement.
For operational implementation, Cybersecurity can be connected as a complement, from the 24/7 SOC to penetration-testing support.
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