NIS2 packages

Three packages, one upgrade path.

Every package is built on the same three foundations: control of the process, a planned year with a real risk assessment, and the documentation an auditor asks for. Choose the depth you need today and upgrade later without losing what you paid.

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NIS2 Starter Kit

€1

10 documents. The process control Excel, annual wheel, risk assessment template and the core policies to get your NIS2 programme moving.

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NIS2 Professional

Most popular

€299

25 documents. Everything in Starter plus the full policy library, incident management pack and supplier security documentation.

NIS2 Complete

€599

60+ documents. The entire audit-ready programme: all policies, procedures, registers, evidence templates, board reporting and internal audit toolkit.

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The Auditra Method for NIS2

Control the process, plan the year, document the evidence.

  1. 1

    Take control of the process

    The master Excel control workbook maps every Article 21 measure to an owner, a status and a due date, so nothing falls between roles.

  2. 2

    Plan the year, assess the risk

    The annual compliance wheel schedules risk assessment, awareness training, exercising and board reporting across the year, turning NIS2 into a repeatable cycle instead of a one-off project.

  3. 3

    Document everything

    Pre-written policies, procedures, registers and evidence templates covering every measure the directive requires — ready to adapt to your organisation.

Every NIS2 package contains all three layers. The bigger the package, the deeper each layer goes.

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