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NIC Assessment Scan

Simplify and automate information security and meet upcoming regulatory requirements.

Discover security vulnerabilities and get a clear path forward.

Ensure regulatory compliance for NIS2, DORA and more.

Digitalization is increasing, and with it, our dependence on functioning IT services. At the same time, demands from new directives and regulations such as NIS2 and DORA are increasing. Navigating this landscape, identifying risks, and ensuring compliance can feel overwhelming.

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The answer to the challenge is structured information security work – get the foundation right to meet all the changes that come. Working efficiently requires good tools and automation.

Current status

Understanding the current information security status and identifying existing gaps against relevant frameworks such as NIS2 and DORA is the crucial first step in navigating the complex regulatory landscape and proactively addressing potential vulnerabilities.

Insights

Through automated scanning and analysis, you gain in-depth insights into where your most sensitive information actually resides, whether it is being handled according to your established policies, and which specific deficiencies or misconfigurations pose the greatest risks to your organization.

Recommendations and proposed actions

Based on the concrete insights, you can then implement prioritized and AI-generated action proposals to effectively close security gaps, document your work for compliance, and establish a process for continuous improvement of your information security.

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GAP analysis

A gap analysis is a central step in adapting to the NIS2 directive.

  • Identify deficiencies: The gap analysis helps organizations identify differences between their current cybersecurity measures and the requirements stipulated in NIS2.

  • This involves mapping out which areas need improvement to achieve compliance.

  • Risk management: NIS2 focuses on risk management, and the gap analysis is a tool for evaluating existing risks and vulnerabilities.​​

  • By identifying "gaps," organizations can prioritize measures to minimize risks.

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Policy Manager

How should the information be managed? Create measurable policies for information security:

  • Use one of the pre-made templates included and, if necessary, customize to your organization's unique needs

  • Policy takes into account sensitivity level, information types and rules for how different types of information should be handled

  • Work continuously and at a pace that suits the organization

  • Ready-identified information types for most needs.

  • Determine which rules apply to each sensitivity level.

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Automatic scanning and compliance checking

Check how the set policy is being complied with:

  • Scanning . Measure deviations from the set policy.

  • Automated control of sensitive information - is it in places it shouldn't be? Are there unprotected copies? Is it shared with parties who shouldn't have access?

  • Results based on reality .

  • Continuous documentation to improve information security.

  • 2 full scans per year of collaboration spaces (M365, Google Workspace), email and file server (SMB)

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