NIS2 Compliance demo
EU companies classified, registered and evidenced against Article 21, country by country. 1:32
What the demo shows
NIS2 scoping, gap assessment and Article 21 evidence for EU essential and important entities
One grid: the group's EU countries across the top, the ten Article 21(2) measures down the side. Each column shows the country's classification, authority and registration status; each cell shows the measure's status there, with a corner mark where national law adds rules. A Scoping agent classifies every legal entity in every country by sector, size with linked companies and jurisdiction. A Transposition agent tracks each country's law and puts conflicting sources in front of counsel. A Registration agent drafts each authority's pack. A Gap agent maps ISO 27001 controls to the measures and drafts missing evidence, and a Checker agent re-checks every claim blind. A Supplier agent reads every ICT contract for a security clause and drafts the addendum. People decide: counsel on the law, the named board member on approvals, procurement on suppliers.
Transcript
- NIS2 Compliance scopes EU companies, tracks national law, and evidences the ten Article 21 measures.
- Four GRC teams. Boards are personally liable, and fines reach 2% of turnover.
- Across eight countries, the scoping agent classed the logistics company essential in Belgium, important in Germany.
- Its German registration is missing.
- The agent drafted it, and Sophie Sabine submits.
- Supply chain is a gap.
- 41 of 212 suppliers lack a security clause.
- An agent read every contract and drafted the fixes.
- A checker agent reread the critical nine.
- Corner marks show national rules.
- Where sources disagree, counsel decides.
- Board member Anneliese Vermeulen reads this cited plan, approves it, and signs her training record.
- Every cell is cited.
- Every decision is signed and logged.
- The result? Nothing overdue, every contract read, and the board's approval on record.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.