NIS2 software for companies with 50 to 150 employees

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In the end you have everything in one document: what is done, what is still open, and your management's approval with name and date. The app writes the texts.

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The NIS2 walkthrough: your path step by step, the first items done

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What you hold at the end

How you get there

Like tax software: you enter what only your company knows, its software, suppliers and risks. The app writes the texts, and management approves them. Every picture shows the real app, filled in for made-up example companies.

  1. 1

    One thing at a time

    You only ever see one item. We explain it in plain words before you enter anything, and the law behind it is one click away.

    A step in the walkthrough: registering with your authority, explained in plain words
  2. 2

    Methods from the BSI

    Where Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) recommends a method, it is ready for you, such as the risk assessment from BSI Standard 200-3. One click makes it your company's method. Whether you adopt it is your decision.

    The risk assessment method from BSI Standard 200-3, as an entry in the records
  3. 3

    Your risks at a glance

    You rate your software, your technology and your suppliers on the BSI's matrix. The overview shows where your entries sit and what needs protection first.

    An example company's risk matrix: how many entries sit in each field
  4. 4

    Leaving things open is fine

    What cannot be done yet, you set aside with a reason, for example because you are waiting for a letter or need to ask someone first. The item goes on your waiting list and you carry on with the next one.

    Setting an item aside: the reasons to choose from
  5. 5

    Management approves in the app

    At the end, management reads the documents the app wrote and approves them, signed in with its own account. Its name and the date then appear on each document. Nothing is printed or scanned.

    The walkthrough's documents, approved by management, each with name and date
  6. 6

    Stays current

    After the approval, one page shows what stays with you: what to do when something happens, and what comes round again. When a date comes due or you change a list, the item goes back to management for approval.

    What stays after the approval: what to do when something happens and what recurs, each with its legal basis

Start with the first item.

Open source

The platform is open source and free to host yourself. We earn from the guided walkthrough, not from your data. The code and schemas are open on GitHub, so you can check for yourself. Everything exportable, no lock-in.

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