Governance, risk and compliance services: ISO 27001 implementation and audits, NIS2 and DORA readiness, GDPR alignment, risk assessments, security policies and regulatory reporting.
GRC implementation and NIS2 compliance - what it covers
GRC implementation for NIS2 compliance starts with determining whether your organisation falls under the regulation, then covers asset and process inventory, risk analysis, security policies and a business continuity plan (BCP/DR), and can extend to ISO 27001 certification if clients or tenders require it. You get complete compliance documentation, a risk register with a mitigation plan, and, at full scope, auditor support through certification. Cost depends on organisation size, the maturity of existing security processes, and whether you order advisory work alone or full implementation with ongoing system maintenance.
When to buy these services
- You fall under NIS2 or DORA and need to know your obligations and the gap to close.
- A client or tender requires ISO 27001 certification or evidence of an information security management system.
- You have security policies on paper but nobody follows them in practice.
- You need a risk assessment that management can actually base decisions on.
How to choose a provider
- Experience with your specific regulation and sector, not generic compliance consulting.
- Whether they deliver documentation only or also help implement and operate the controls.
- Support during the certification audit and afterwards, when the system has to keep running.
- How they translate requirements into your processes instead of handing over a template.
Company directory
GRC platform for business continuity, risk and third-party management, built for DORA and NIS2 compliance in banking, insurance and critical infrastructure.
Advisory firm focused on cybersecurity and GRC: IT and information security audits, ISO 27001, NIST, SOC 2 and ISO 22301 implementations, and risk and compliance tooling.
Cybersecurity integrator and advisor delivering NIS2 audits, vCISO services, penetration testing, SOC outsourcing and security awareness programmes.
CERT/CSIRT specialist offering SOC outsourcing, security audits against ISO 27001 and Poland's National Cybersecurity System, response team build-outs, malware analysis and penetration testing.
Cybersecurity services and advisory firm supporting organisations through a network of specialised Polish partners.
Cybersecurity firm offering penetration testing, red teaming and OSINT alongside NIS2 and DORA audits, including Threat-Led Penetration Testing for financial institutions.
Distributor of IT security technology (ESET, Stormshield) providing audits, deployments and technical training, including penetration tests and security policy work.
Software, hosting and systems maintenance provider running a security operations centre with SIEM, SOAR and vCISO services, asset management and NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 support.
Independent certification and audit body covering information security management, cloud services and business continuity, plus compliance audits against sector standards.
Cybersecurity and data protection firm running penetration tests of web, mobile and embedded applications, source code review, ISO 27001 and 22301 audits and DevSecOps support, also as PTaaS.
Software house whose security practice covers advisory and risk management, application and cloud security, penetration testing, managed security services and threat detection.
Cyber insurance provider for businesses, combining risk assessment, funding for incident response and access to digital forensics, legal and crisis communication specialists.
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Frequently asked questions
Short answers for teams planning to buy services in this category.
It depends on sector and size. NIS2 covers essential and important entities in listed sectors, and it also reaches organisations that supply them - so a supplier obligation can apply even when the directive does not name you directly.
No law requires it, but clients, tenders and insurers increasingly do. It is also the fastest way to demonstrate an organised approach to security to a third party.
Typically several months to a year, depending on organisation size and how much is already documented. The certification audit is the end of that work, not the start.