Regulations such as NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and ISO 27001 are no longer future concerns. They are already in force and being progressively enforced. They expect real action, documentation and hard evidence that security is implemented, managed and measured - not just declared.
CCyber.io supports organisations in moving from "we want to be compliant" to "we are compliant and can prove it".
Key dates
- NIS2 applies from 17.10.2024 (transposition), NIS1 repealed 18.10.2024
- DORA applies from 17.01.2025
- CRA entered into force 10.12.2024, reporting obligation from 11.09.2026, full application from 11.12.2027
How we help
- Gap analysis - assessment of shortfalls against NIS2, CRA, DORA, ISO 27001 requirements
- Action plan - implementation roadmap with priorities
- Policies and procedures - development of required documentation
- Technical controls - implementation of safeguards and monitoring mechanisms
- Hard evidence - preparation of implementation evidence for auditors and regulators
- Incident reporting - 24h, 72h, 30-day procedures
- Training for management and staff - clear introduction to regulatory obligations
What you receive
- A complete compliance checklist
- A risk and controls register
- Ready-to-implement policies and procedures
- Due diligence evidence
- Audit readiness for the regulator, client or insurer
Why it matters
Non-compliance can lead to:
- financial penalties
- loss of tenders and contracts
- personal liability for board members
- reputational damage and market exclusion
Regulatory compliance is now a prerequisite for operating in many industries. It is not a cost but an investment in resilience and credibility.
