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    Examples

    Read the output before you take the call.

    Five complete deliverables and the captured runs behind them, exactly as an agent produced them through Ansvar. Every citation on these pages was fetched, not recalled.

    Sample deliverables

    Complete reports, start to finish.

    Each one is a full report with its findings, citations and receipt. Read it the way a reviewer would.

    NIS2 gap analysis

    Article 21, full deliverable with the policy attached

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    STRIDE threat model

    Full deliverable on a described system

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    GDPR Article 35 DPIA

    Full deliverable, jurisdiction-aware

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    EU AI Act readiness

    Full example assessment

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    Vulnerability deferral dossier

    CRA-era example

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    Captured runs

    Assessments as an agent ran them.

    Workflow runs captured with the questions the agent asked, the sources it fetched and the report it delivered.

    NIS2 gap analysis with the policy attached

    A real NIS2 Article 21 gap analysis with the policy uploaded — verdicts pinned to hash-anchored paragraphs and ISO 27001 clauses licensed from SIS.

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    Gap analysis from a security policy

    A real, cited gap analysis from a security policy through the Ansvar gateway — every finding traced to the underlying ISO 27001, NIS2, and GDPR provision.

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    DPIA for a new HR vendor

    A full GDPR Article 35 DPIA for an HR SaaS vendor through the Ansvar gateway — 23 steps, CNIL severity scoring, cited to the legislation. See the cited output.

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    STRIDE threat model for an authentication flow

    A STRIDE threat model of an authentication flow through the Ansvar gateway — threats cited to MITRE CAPEC, OWASP and STRIDE patterns; gaps marked, not guessed.

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    EU AI Act high-risk classification for credit scoring

    EU AI Act high-risk classification for a credit-scoring system through the Ansvar gateway — cited to the Act, with unresolved points marked. See the output.

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    LINDDUN privacy threat model for a customer-data store

    A real LINDDUN-go run over a customer-data warehouse: linkability through non-compliance assessed per data flow, each threat cited to the provision behind it.

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    Captured research

    Cited answers to hard questions.

    Multi-jurisdiction questions answered from served sources, with every row cited and every gap named.

    Paragraph-cited review of a data-retention policy

    A real document review through the Ansvar gateway: a retention policy vs GDPR storage limitation, every finding hash-anchored to its exact paragraph.

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    ISO 27001 to NIST CSF 2.0 through a canonical control library

    A real crosswalk through Ansvar's control library: Annex A.5.26 lands on IR-4 and 24 CSF 2.0 subcategories, with NIST OLIR provenance on every mapping edge.

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    Employee-monitoring rules in NL, DE and FR

    One question, three jurisdictions: the works-council and labour-code overlays on GDPR for staff monitoring in the Netherlands, Germany and France, each cited.

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    Captured runs are real sessions with client details removed. Values that were illustrative at the time are marked so on the page.

    Run one on your own system.

    A threat model, a gap analysis or a DPIA, free, on a system you describe.