NISBoard — NIS2 Scope, Evidence & Incident-Readiness OS for Mid-Market EU Groups and vCISO-Led MSPs
Most NIS2 work is not purely a security-tools problem. It is a coordination problem.
The Problem
Most NIS2 work is not purely a security-tools problem. It is a coordination problem.
A group with several legal entities, outsourced IT, multiple suppliers, and a part-time vCISO usually struggles with five questions:
- which entities are actually in scope, and under which sector logic?
- which risk-management controls already exist versus only being described in policy?
- which suppliers matter for NIS2 evidence and how are they tracked?
- who signs off at management level, and where is that accountability recorded?
- what is the repeatable workflow when a significant incident happens?
That gap is too operational for generic GRC suites and too persistent for one-off consulting projects.
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