Cyber Security
Compliance Dashboard: see at a glance where you stand
One overview of the health, security and compliance of your IT environment, with risks, improvement actions and reports for audits and accountability.
The problem
More and more often you need to be able to show where your IT environment stands, for example for NIS2, an audit, a question from a customer or your cyber insurance. Which measures are active? Where are the risks? And what has already been improved?
The Compliance Dashboard brings this together in one overview. Technical measurements, risks and points for improvement are collected automatically and made visible, so you know where you stand and can make targeted improvements.
What will you notice?
You always have an up-to-date picture of where your IT environment stands, without having to deal with it yourself every day. Useful for yourself, and for conversations with management, auditors or your insurer.
What it does for you
How Compliance Dashboard helps you
- 01
Knowing where you stand
You see how your environment scores against common standards, where there are deviations or risks and which improvement actions are needed.
- 02
Demonstrably working on security
From the dashboard we produce reports that help with audits, internal accountability and questions from customers, regulators or insurers.
- 03
Steering on risks
Instead of ticking off checklists, you see where the biggest risks are and how the improvement actions are progressing.
How it works
How we arrange it
Not a technical story, but what happens and who does what.
Plan an introduction- Step 1
Choosing standards
We set up the dashboard based on relevant standards, such as the CIS Benchmarks, NIST or measures derived from ISO. Several standards can be tracked at the same time.
- Step 2
Measuring automatically
The settings of your systems and devices are collected automatically. This gives an objective picture, without manual checks or loose screenshots.
- Step 3
Monitoring continuously
If your environment deviates from the chosen standards, or the score goes down, this becomes visible in the dashboard.
- Step 4
Improving and reporting
The dashboard shows open risks, priorities and the progress of improvement actions, and provides the reports you need.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Compliance Dashboard
Is your question not listed? Feel free to call us, we are happy to think along with you.
What is the difference between the packages?
With Essentials the focus is on the technical health of your systems, assessed against CIS Benchmarks selected by NSO. Standard adds insight into compliance, risk management and demonstrability against relevant frameworks of standards.
Is this in every proposal?
Yes. We always include the Compliance Dashboard in a proposal for Modern Workplace, for a fixed amount per organisation.
Does the dashboard guarantee that we meet all requirements?
No. The dashboard gives direction and support in making your security and compliance visible and manageable, but does not guarantee that all legal or normative requirements are met.
Does this help with NIS2?
The dashboard helps make clear which measures are active and where the points for improvement are. That is valuable for the accountability that NIS2 (the Dutch Cybersecurity Act) asks of organisations.