NIS 2 Compliance Without the Migraine

Finally, a cybersecurity assistant that actually gets NIS 2 Directives and local adoptions

Stop drowning in spreadsheets and compliance theater.
WINGMAN turns your regulatory headache into a manageable conversation.

WINGMAN Dashboard

The NIS 2 Reality Check

Your Current Compliance Situation Looks Like This:

The Documentation Deception

Problem:

You have policies, procedures, and compliance documents... that nobody follows

Current Reality:

Beautiful 50-page cybersecurity policies gathering digital dust while actual security happens via Slack messages

Friction:

Your documentation says you do monthly security reviews; reality is you remember them during audit season

The Asset Inventory Nightmare

Problem:

"Create and maintain a catalog of resources and information systems" (MK 397, point 0402)

Current Reality:

That Excel file from 2022 that nobody wants to update because touching it might break something

Friction:

Every time infrastructure changes, your compliance documents become beautiful fiction

The Technical Controls Gap

Problem:

NIS 2 demands actual technical controls, not just policy promises

Current Reality:

Your incident response plan says "isolate affected systems" but nobody knows how to actually do it

Friction:

Documentation describes controls that were never implemented or stopped working months ago

The Risk Assessment Circus

Problem:

Must include "cyber risk assessment with identified cyber risk inventory and analysis" (MK 397, point 0503)

Current Reality:

Risk registers that read like fantasy novels—beautifully formatted, completely outdated

Friction:

Risk owners avoiding responsibility like vampires avoid garlic

The Annual Self-Assessment Scramble

Problem:

Annual compliance reports due October 1st (MK 397, point 142)

Current Reality:

September panic followed by copy-paste from last year with new dates

Friction:

Three months of prep work for what should be automated reporting

Typical Compliance Dashboard

Last Updated: 47 days ago

Compliant

127

Non-Compliant

43

Needs Review

29

Not Assessed

156

Framework Compliance Status

NIS 2 Directive
Asset Management
Incident Response
Supply Chain Security
Risk Assessment
ISO 27001:2022
Security Policies
Asset Management
Operations Security
Incident Management

Recent Activities

Policy reviewed
3 months ago
Control overdue
67 days
Risk needs validation
Never updated
This tells you nothing useful
Typical Compliance Dashboard
Our Compliance Dashboard Interface

Analogy:

It's like being asked to paint the Mona Lisa while riding a unicycle, blindfolded, with paintbrushes made of spaghetti. Sure, it's technically possible, but wouldn't you prefer actual art supplies?

Why Traditional Tools Make It Worse

The Tool-Stacking Tragedy

The Security Tool Zoo

  • Your EDR/XDR finds threats but can't tell you which compliance requirements they violate
  • SIEM generates 10,000 alerts but can't prioritize based on your actual risk register
  • Vulnerability scanners discover issues but can't map them to your documented asset inventory
  • Penetration test reports sit in folders, disconnected from your ongoing security operations
  • Your superadvanced IDS sits on the shelf and has never been actually connected to network traffic

The Documentation Scavenger Hunt

  • NIS 2 policies live in SharePoint, incident response procedures are in Confluence, asset lists are in Excel somewhere
  • Security standards scattered across internal wikis, intranet sites, and that one person's Google Drive
  • When someone asks "where's our backup policy?" the answer is genuinely "good question"
  • New team members spend weeks hunting for documentation that may or may not be current
  • Risk assessments reference procedures that exist in 3 different versions across 4 different systems

The Integration Illusion

  • Each tool has its own dashboard, its own priorities, its own definition of "critical"
  • Security team spends more time translating between tools than actually securing things
  • Compliance dashboards showing green while actual security looks like a house of cards in a hurricane
  • Risk assessments that ignore what your security tools are actually telling you

The Data Disconnect

  • Your beautiful GRC system doesn't know about last week's incident response
  • Asset inventory says "Server-001" but your monitoring tools call it "prod-web-03"
  • Policies describe controls that your technical tools can't verify are working
  • Compliance reports reference systems that were decommissioned months ago
Where was that information again?

The Prioritization Paralysis

  • Critical vulnerability from scanner or compliance gap from audit?
  • Security incident response or NIS 2 documentation update?
  • Actual security improvement or explaining to auditors why your tools don't match your documentation?

What other choices do you have - Reality Check:

DIY Integration

Hire 3 more people and pray they don't quit while trying to make Splunk talk to your GRC system

Traditional GRC

Perfect for organizations that enjoy expensive, complicated ways to store information that contradicts what their security tools know

Consultant Route

Great if you enjoy explaining why your EDR logs don't match your incident response documentation every 6 months and paying just to see consultants happy faces...

Meet WINGMAN - Your Compliance Translator

Built on 20+ Years of Real-World Experience

Like Having a Senior CISO Who Never Sleeps

Maintains Living Security Context

Not static spreadsheets that lie to you. Real-time awareness of what's connected to what.

Automates the Boring Compliance Stuff

Automatically tracks changes to your asset inventory. Generates risk assessments that actually reflect reality.

Prioritizes What Actually Matters

"Hey, that new server you deployed affects 3 NIS 2 requirements and 2 risk assessments"

WINGMAN Integration

Real NIS 2 Scenarios Where WINGMAN Saves the Day

Document Gap Analysis

Problem: You have cybersecurity policies but suspect they don't cover all NIS 2 requirements


With WINGMAN: "I analyzed your current documentation against NIS 2 requirements. Here are 7 gaps, 3 conflicting policies, and 12 technical controls that exist in theory but not in practice."

New System Deployment

Problem: Your team deploys new customer portal


With WINGMAN: "I noticed the new portal during attack surface scan. Here's the updated compliance docs and 3 risks we should discuss."

Incident Response Reality Check

Problem: Potential security incident detected by EDR


With WINGMAN: "This affects Class A systems per your asset register, meets NIS 2 reporting thresholds, here's the CERT-LV notification draft."

How WINGMAN Works With Your Existing Tools

The Central Intelligence Approach

WINGMAN doesn't replace your EDR, SIEM, or vulnerability scanners—it makes them actually work together. Think of it as the translator who finally gets your security tools talking to your compliance requirements.

WINGMAN Architecture

WINGMAN graph showing EDR vulnerability report connecting to specific asset, related risks, and relevant NIS 2 requirements

Nodes & Relationships Architecture

Nodes

Everything that matters (assets, vulnerabilities, incidents, policies, requirements, controls)

Relationships

How they actually connect in real life (not just in documentation)

AI Flows

Smart automation that keeps everything current and actionable

Tools

Smaller AI driven tools to improve and maintain data quality

Your Tools, Supercharged

WINGMAN Integration Hub

EDR/XDR Integration

"This endpoint threat affects Asset-X, which handles Class A data per MK 397, here's the required response timeline"

SIEM Enhancement

"These 47 alerts relate to the same compliance gap, here's the single action that fixes them all"

Vulnerability Management

"This scanner finding affects 3 systems in your asset registry, impacts 2 NIS 2 requirements, priority: actual high"

Task Management

"Tasks in JIRA created, updated and retrieved by Wingman to allow invisible progress checking without jumping between multiple windows/tools"

Your Life After WINGMAN

Compliance Becomes Boring (In the Best Way)

Monthly Reviews

"WINGMAN, show me what changed this month" → instant compliance status

Risk Assessments

Actually current, automatically updated, defendable to auditors

Annual Reports

Generated in minutes, not months, gathering real state of affairs

Incident Response

Clear guidance instead of panicked googling, all information in one place

Getting Started Without the Usual Implementation Hell

Shared Cloud

Fastest Start

  • Ready in days, not months

  • Like renting a car instead of building one

  • Perfect for "we need this working yesterday"

On-Premises

Maximum Control

  • Your servers, your LLMs, your rules

  • For organizations with "air gap everything" requirements

  • Yes, it still works without internet

What Happens Next

Week 1

Connect your existing tools, import current asset inventory, policies and procedures, build understanding of controls and relationships

Week 2

WINGMAN learns your environment, provides first compliance gap analysis against NIS 2 and local regulations

Week 3

Start getting actionable recommendations instead of red/green lights, first risk assessment

Month 1

First automated compliance report that actually reflects reality, support during incident responses, vulnerability handling automation, available to all employees 24x7 to answer security questions and provide awareness guidance

Implementation Timeline

Pricing That Makes Sense

Think of it as hiring a senior cybersecurity analyst who:

Never takes vacation during compliance season

Remembers every detail of every system

Speaks fluent local regulations and EU regulation

Works 24/7 without coffee breaks

Costs less than half a FTE salary

Still Have Questions?

Common Concerns (And Honest Answers)

How do we know this won't become another abandoned compliance tool?

This is like moving your things around in your house 3 times before buying shelves. Wouldn't it be easier to put shelves in place and just put things where they belong? Same way it is much easier to get things in order with WINGMAN and once they are there, every next step just takes less. Stop fighting fires and move into planned improvement mode.

Will this replace our existing tools?

No. WINGMAN makes your existing tools actually useful. Think of it as adding subtitles to a foreign film instead of learning a new language.

What if our setup is too unique/complex/weird?

We've worked with organizations running everything from cutting-edge cloud to systems older than some of our team members. If it processes data, WINGMAN can work with it.

How do we know this won't become another abandoned compliance tool?

Because it's designed by people who've actually done CISO work, not just sold software to CISOs. We use it ourselves, which tends to keep things practical.

What Previous Demo Attendees Say:

"Finally, someone who understands that compliance isn't about perfect documentation — it's about connecting what we actually do with what we're supposed to document."

- CISO, Baltic Financial Services

"The demo showed us gaps we didn't even know we had. More importantly, it showed us how to fix them without buying more tools."

- IT Director, Estonian SaaS Company

Ready to Stop the NIS 2 Compliance Madness?

Book Your WINGMAN Demo - Show Me How This Solves My NIS 2 Headaches

What You Get in Your Demo:

Live analysis of your current NIS 2 compliance gaps using WINGMAN

Your actual security tools integrated with regulatory requirements (not generic examples)

Specific implementation timeline and approach for your organization

45 minutes with people who've actually implemented this stuff, not sales theater

Demo Format:

  • Bring your current compliance challenges (asset inventories, risk registers, policies)
  • We'll show WINGMAN analyzing your actual documentation and finding real gaps
  • See how your existing EDR/SIEM/scanner outputs connect to NIS 2 requirements
  • Leave with a practical action plan, not just pretty screenshots

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