Compliance Engine

NIS2. NIST CSF. CIS Controls.
Automated. Always current.

T-SecOps maps your live security telemetry directly to NIS2 Article 21, NIST CSF 2.0, and CIS Controls v8 — continuously. No manual worksheets. No consultant needed. Your compliance posture is scored, evidenced, and audit-ready at all times.

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Frameworks Covered
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Continuous Scoring
Auto
Evidence Collection
1-click
Audit Export
Compliance Overview

Your compliance posture.
Continuously scored.

Live framework scoring Scores update as your security posture changes — new events, new evidence, new gaps — all reflected in real time.
Auto-generated evidence packages Every relevant event is captured, timestamped, and attached to the corresponding control item automatically.
Human-in-the-loop approval Evidence waits for a named reviewer to approve before it enters the audit package. Full chain of custody maintained.
One-click audit export Approved evidence, framework scores, and gap analysis bundled into a structured ZIP package ready for your auditor.
AI remediation guidance Every open gap comes with a context-aware AI recommendation — grounded in your actual telemetry, not generic advice.
82%
NIS2
84%
NIST CSF
78%
CIS v8
Evidence log — last 7 days
12 items
NIS2 §21 — Incident detection evidence package generated and approved
CIS Control 8 — Audit log retention verified (365 days)
NIST ID.AM-1 — Asset inventory exported and approved by reviewer
NIS2 §23 — 72-hour reporting readiness confirmed
NIST DE.AE-2 — 847 security events analysed and classified
MITRE Coverage
Supported Frameworks

Three frameworks. One platform.

T-SecOps maps your live security posture to three major compliance frameworks simultaneously. Controls are auto-scored from your existing telemetry — no additional data collection required.

NIS2 Directive
NIS2 Article 21
The EU Network and Information Security Directive 2 mandates risk management and incident handling for essential and important entities. T-SecOps automates evidence collection for all 10 Article 21 measures.
Article-by-article gap analysis
§21 measure auto-scoring
72-hour reporting readiness check
Incident detection evidence
Supply chain risk visibility
NIST Framework
NIST CSF 2.0
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 introduces a new Govern function alongside the original five. T-SecOps maps telemetry and operational data to all six functions and their subcategories.
All 6 functions mapped: GV, ID, PR, DE, RS, RC
Subcategory-level scoring
Asset inventory auto-export
Detection coverage mapping
Response plan readiness
CIS Controls
CIS Controls v8
The Center for Internet Security Controls v8 consolidates 20 previous controls into 18 priority-ordered safeguards. T-SecOps provides automated coverage evidence for the controls most relevant to monitored infrastructure.
18 control families assessed
Implementation group alignment (IG1/IG2/IG3)
Audit log evidence (Control 8)
Malware defenses visibility (Control 10)
Network monitoring evidence (Control 13)
Evidence Workflow

From live telemetry to audit-ready evidence in four steps.

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Detect
T-SecOps captures relevant security events from network, endpoint, and DNS sources continuously. Every event is timestamped and stored.
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Map
Each event is automatically mapped to one or more compliance controls across NIS2, NIST CSF, and CIS Controls. Scoring is updated immediately.
3
Approve
A named reviewer approves each evidence item in the workflow. Full chain of custody is maintained — who approved what, and when.
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Export
One click generates the audit ZIP package — structured evidence, framework scores, gap analysis, and remediation recommendations.
AI Remediation Advisor

Context-aware guidance.
Not generic checklists.

For every compliance gap, T-SecOps' AI advisor analyses your actual security telemetry — your network traffic patterns, your endpoint events, your specific vulnerabilities — and produces a remediation plan that makes sense for your environment.

Grounded in your telemetry Recommendations reference your actual event history, not hypothetical scenarios.
Prioritised by risk impact Gaps with active threat indicators are escalated above theoretical risk items.
Runs entirely on-premises All AI remediation analysis uses your local LLM. Your compliance data never leaves your infrastructure.
AI Remediation Recommendation
NIS2 Art. 21(2)(b) — Incident handling: Response procedure not documented
Gap ref: NIS2-21-2b · Severity: Medium · NIST mapping: RS.RP-1
Based on your incident history over the past 30 days, 14 events were detected but no formal response workflow was triggered. Your current setup lacks a documented escalation path from detection to containment. Recommended action: create a runbook that maps alert severity levels (Critical/High/Medium) to named escalation contacts and response timelines. This addresses NIS2 §21(2)(b) and NIST RS.RP-1 simultaneously. Evidence auto-collected: alert timeline, response time metrics, analyst action log.
Platform Numbers

Compliance at scale

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Frameworks
NIS2, NIST CSF 2.0, CIS Controls v8 — simultaneously
100%
Automated Evidence
No manual evidence collection for mapped controls
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Click to Export
Full audit ZIP package — evidence, scores, gap analysis
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Data Leaves Premises
All compliance processing runs on your infrastructure

Compliance that runs itself.

Deploy T-SecOps and have your NIS2, NIST, and CIS compliance scoring live within the hour — no manual setup required.

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