Cyber Console
The platform we deliver our services from: governance and compliance for NIS 2 and ISO/IEC 27001, incident notification and perimeter protection.
How it works
Cyber Console brings compliance and perimeter protection together. For compliance, a structured flow turns security requirements into activities, documents and approvals; Threat Blocker, Cloud Defender and the VPN are managed from the same console.
The compliance module: NIS 2 and ISO 27001
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Controls
Answer the measures of the chosen framework and attach the evidence: every version stays in the history and the compliance score shows the progress.
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Activities
For each framework Cyber Console prepares the list of required activities, with priorities and deadlines, and tracks their progress.
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Documents
When the related activities are complete, Cyber Console generates the documents in PDF and Word. The version approved by management is archived in the console, with its versions kept.
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Also in Cyber Console
Perimeter protection
Threat Blocker, Cloud Defender and the VPN are managed from the same console, with a page for each service: blocks and protection status are in the platform.
How perimeter protection works
The console in action
A tour of the console, then tasks from start to finish, on the screens you will use. Each recording is split into chapters: pick one to start from there.
All our services, one platform
Cyber Console brings security governance, incident response and perimeter defence together in one platform.
Virtual CISO and compliance
Governance, controls, corrective actions and audit-ready documentation for NIS 2 and ISO/IEC 27001, supervised by our vCISO.
Explore the vCISOIncident notification
A guided flow to prepare the reports on significant incidents within the NIS 2 deadlines: early warning, incident notification and final report.
Learn morePerimeter protection
Threat Blocker, Cloud Defender and VPN: traffic passes through our threat intelligence filters, and the services are managed from Cyber Console.
Learn moreEverything you need for compliance
Full functionality to govern every aspect of your organization's regulatory compliance.
Control management
Monitor the status of every security control with real-time dashboards and compliance indicators.
Activities
The list of activities the framework requires (inventories, registers, plans, procedures), with priorities and deadlines, and their progress through to completion.
Audit-ready documentation
Generate and manage all documentation required for audits and inspections, always up-to-date and accessible.
Versioning and archive
Every change is tracked with version history. Maintain a complete archive to demonstrate due diligence.
Access for auditors and inspectors
Share access with auditors and inspectors in read-only mode. Everything organized and ready for verification.
Ready-to-use documentation
Policies, procedures and registers generated from your answers, also in Word so you can adapt them to your organisation before approval.
NIS 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 in one platform
Cyber Console covers NIS 2 and ISO/IEC 27001: the controls, corrective actions and documentation of both frameworks from one interface.
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Guides and insights on governance, risk and compliance in enterprise cybersecurity.
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