Cybersecurity compliance, run as one continuous system

Compliance frameworks multiply — NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, national regimes — but your organisation only has one set of controls. The mistake most companies make is running a separate, manual project for each acronym. The evidence goes stale the day the auditor leaves.

RASDefense takes the opposite approach: map the controls once, keep the evidence continuously fresh, and reuse it everywhere. The routine verification is done by our platform with deterministic rules — not AI verdicts — and a senior expert reviews the exceptions and counter-signs every cycle. AI for the routine; experts for the judgement.

The frameworks we cover

• NIS2 compliance — the EU directive that makes cybersecurity a board-level legal duty for essential and important entities. Our flagship. For the Polish transposition (ustawa o KSC), see the Polish-language guide.
• ISO/IEC 27001 — the international standard for information security management systems, and the most recognised security credential in EU commercial contracts.
• SOC 2 — the AICPA attestation your US customers and enterprise buyers ask for. We prepare the control set and evidence; a licensed CPA firm issues the report.
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework — the lingua franca of security programmes, and a practical backbone for mapping one control set to many obligations.
• Equivalent national regimes — the UK NIS Regulations 2018 and the incoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, and sector rules that reference the same control families.

We also specialise by industry, starting where NIS2 bites hardest: road transport and logistics.

Why one control set beats four projects

The overlap between these frameworks is large and well understood: access control, asset management, incident handling, supplier security, business continuity, cryptography, monitoring. What differs is the packaging — an ISMS with a certificate, an attestation report, a registration with a national authority.

Running them as one system means:

• One gap assessment establishes your baseline against every framework you need.
• One evidence stream — each control check feeds every framework that references it.
• One audit posture — when the ISO auditor, the SOC 2 assessor or a NIS2 supervisor asks, the answer is the same current evidence pack, not a scramble.

Why RASDefense

We are the cybersecurity arm of RAS Institute, which cleared a competitive, multi-stage EU procurement to hold three framework contracts with ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity. That is not an endorsement by ENISA — it is independent proof that our methodology, technical rigour and data-protection discipline withstood the scrutiny the EU applies to its own cyber agency's suppliers. We operationalise that standard for your compliance programme, with EU-grade, GDPR-aligned data protection and residency to match your jurisdiction.

FAQ

Which compliance frameworks does RASDefense cover?

NIS2 (our flagship), ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and equivalent national regimes such as the UK NIS Regulations and Poland's Act on the National Cybersecurity System (ustawa o KSC). Controls are mapped once and evidence is reused across frameworks.

Do you replace auditors or certification bodies?

No. ISO 27001 certificates are issued by accredited certification bodies and SOC 2 reports by licensed CPA firms. RASDefense prepares you: we build the control set, keep the evidence continuously fresh, and stand beside you during the audit.

What makes continuous compliance different from an annual audit sprint?

Instead of reconstructing a year of evidence in the weeks before an audit, the platform checks controls continuously with deterministic rules and drafts the evidence pack as you go. An expert reviews exceptions and counter-signs every cycle, so you are audit-ready by default.