How our Compliance Audit Tracking System turns ENISA’s 170-page guidance into plug-and-play policies, risk registers and supplier due-diligence workflows.
In Sunday’s EuroBasket Women final, Spain led for 29 minutes and 31 seconds and still lost—because Belgium’s “Cats” uncorked a 14-0 run in the last 2 minutes 56 seconds, flipping a sure defeat into a 67-65 triumph.blazetrends.com That razor-edge finish is exactly how our Compliance Audit Tracking System (CATS) was forged: season after season of tweaks, drills and data until every move counts when the clock is winding down.
Regulated firms often feel like Spain—up on points all year, then blindsided by Stage 1 audit pressure. CATS turns those final-minute jitters into a fast-break advantage: auto-generated NIS2 policies, instant risk registers and supplier due-diligence playbooks that already meet DORA height. Instead of scrambling in overtime, your team walks into the auditor’s arena with a practiced game plan—and the scoreboard already in your favour.
ENISA just drew the map – CATS makes it a GPS
The new Technical Implementation Guidance on Cyber-security Risk-Management Measures distils NIS2 Article 21 into 13 concrete practice areas, from “Policy on the security of network & information systems” to “Environmental & physical security.”
Because the guidance is technology- and standards-neutral, it can be overlaid on ISO 27001, CRA, DORA or any national framework without duplication. CATS ships with this mapping pre-baked, so you start on third base instead of first.
One-click policy packs
ENISA requires topic-specific, documented policies – risk management, incident handling, supply-chain security, etc. – on top of the corporate security policy.
CATS generates each of these policies from templates that reference the exact paragraphs of the regulation, lets you tailor scope and owners, and tracks versioning for audits.
Litespeed, NIS2-compliant risk assessment
The regulation calls for an appropriate risk-management framework, documented assessments and management-approved residual risk.
CATS’ risk-engine mirrors this structure:
| ENISA requirement | CATS feature |
|---|---|
| Identify, assess, treat risks | Guided wizard with built-in ISO 27005 likelihood-impact matrices |
| Document residual risk & get management sign-off | E-signature workflow & immutable audit log |
| Continuous monitoring | Dashboard alerts whenever asset, threat or control changes |
Result: a full NIS2-aligned risk register in hours, not weeks.
Supplier due-diligence—level-up to DORA
Under NIS2, every organisation must establish a supply-chain security policy that defines roles and risk-based criteria for selecting suppliers.
Those criteria include security certifications, jurisdiction, breach history and vendor lock-in.
CATS automates this by:
- Scoring suppliers against ENISA’s mandatory criteria plus DORA’s ICT third-party provisions.
- Pulling evidence (certifications, SOC 2 reports, threat-intel hits) into a single dossier.
- Triggering actions – remediation plans, alternate-vendor checks – when a score drops below your threshold.
Your procurement team gets DORA-grade visibility, your auditors get an exportable trail.
Why wander the maze when you can follow the map?
Regulators gave us 170 pages of directions. CATS turns them into:
- Instant policies – no blank-page syndrome.
- Click-through risk assessments – management sees the residual risk, fast.
- Supplier governance on steroids – from GDPR to DORA in one workflow.
Stop burning billable hours stitching frameworks together. With CATS, NIS2 compliance is no longer a marathon – it’s a sprint.
