Stop re-reading every new rule.
Ansvar tracks what changed across Europe, maps it to the controls you already run, and writes down the gaps with their sources. Your team reviews and decides.
Sound familiar?
- NIS2, DORA, the CRA and the AI Act overlap, and each one is read on its own.
- A control is mapped in a spreadsheet nobody can trace back to the law.
- A correction lands in the Official Journal and nobody notices.
Every gap comes with the paragraph it rests on.
This is what one line of a gap analysis looks like. Missing evidence stays a gap, never a pass.
One control, many frameworks.
Implement a control once and see where it counts. We propose the mappings and review them, and you can overrule them.
Mappings available · ISMS as Code as a design-partner pilot| IR-6 maps to | Relation | Review |
|---|---|---|
| NIS2 Art. 23 | overlaps | approved |
| NIS2 Art. 21 | related | approved |
| DORA Art. 19 | overlaps | approved |
| DORA Art. 17 | overlaps | approved |
See what changes, and when.
New acts, corrections and application dates across Europe, each with its date and official source.
Correction to the NIS2 technical-rules regulation (EU) 2024/2690, published in the Official Journal.
The Cyber Resilience Act applies in full: conformity assessment and CE marking for products with digital elements.
Start small.
One assessment a month on a system you describe: a NIS2, DORA, CRA or AI Act gap analysis, a DPIA or a threat model. No card.
More assessments, the full catalogue, and court cases and guidance in your answers.
Assessments on your own documents, shared across your team.
