NIS2 Compliance
Structured NIS2 readiness support for the requirements that matter.
- Gap analysis
- action roadmap
- templates
- executive summary

NIS2, ESG és AI felkészülés – biztonságos, auditálható és helyben futó vállalati megoldásokkal.
Challenges → Outcomes
Every engagement starts from a business challenge — and ends with a documented deliverable.
Gap assessment and prioritised roadmap
AI governance framework, inventory and documentation plan
Structured questionnaire response and supplier-readiness package
Documented, repeatable and auditable workflows
Challenge
Outcome
Gap assessment and prioritised roadmap
Challenge
Outcome
AI governance framework, inventory and documentation plan
Challenge
Outcome
Structured questionnaire response and supplier-readiness package
Challenge
Outcome
Documented, repeatable and auditable workflows
Services
Every engagement is structured, documented, and expert-led.
Three primary services
Market entry points
Choose a self-serve readiness check, a focused entry conversation, or a short discovery call — none of these replace a scoped expert engagement.
Approach
Human review — operating principle
Approach
Human review — operating principle
Operating principles
AI-assisted preparation, data minimization and explicit responsibility boundaries — details on the Trust page.
Human review on every client-facing output
Knowledge Hub
AI governance is the framework that decides who can use AI in the company, with what risk, and under what controls. The EU AI Act makes some elements mandatory, but governance is worthwhile even where it is not required — it protects against "shadow AI" and uncontrolled decisions. A simple…
24 July 2026
Most cyberattacks are not sophisticated — they exploit a lack of basic hygiene. Five measures (multi-factor authentication, regular patching, tested backups, security awareness, and a simple incident plan) deliver disproportionate risk reduction. Cyber risk today is a leadership issue, not just an…
24 July 2026
The EU AI Act is being phased in gradually. Several critical obligations become enforceable in 2026 — an overview for organisations.
1 April 2026
AI governance is the framework that decides who can use AI in the company, with what risk, and under what controls. The EU AI Act makes some elements mandatory, but governance is worthwhile even where it is not required — it protects against "shadow AI" and uncontrolled decisions. A simple…
24 July 2026
Most cyberattacks are not sophisticated — they exploit a lack of basic hygiene. Five measures (multi-factor authentication, regular patching, tested backups, security awareness, and a simple incident plan) deliver disproportionate risk reduction. Cyber risk today is a leadership issue, not just an…
24 July 2026
The EU AI Act is being phased in gradually. Several critical obligations become enforceable in 2026 — an overview for organisations.
1 April 2026
A short structured discovery conversation. No obligation and no hard sell — clarifying the situation and possible next steps.