- Get the support you need in risk, security and emergency preparedness
Our experts tailor solutions to your specific challenges, so you can prioritize efforts where they deliver the greatest value. By choosing us, you invest in a targeted and cost-effective strategy for a secure digital future.
Experienced advisors
With extensive expertise in risk management, security management and emergency preparedness work, our advisors help organizations establish effective measures and strategies.
Solutions based on established frameworks
The advisory services are tailored to the organization's needs, industry requirements and regulatory requirements such as ISO27001, the NIS2 Directive, DORA and NSM basic principles for ICT security.
Holistic security management
Using a range of analyses and systems, our advisors ensure that the organization can adopt a structured and holistic approach to cybersecurity.
Decision support for management
Through analyses, risk assessments and reports, our advisors make leaders in an organization better equipped to make strategic security decisions.
We map the differences between the current cybersecurity level and requirements from standards, frameworks or regulations.
A maturity assessment is a health check of the organization's cybersecurity, helping to prioritize resources for further development.
We assess threats, vulnerabilities and consequences for information systems, as well as measures to reduce risk to an acceptable level.
We identify risk areas, assess measures and provide recommendations to secure the organization's assets against threats.
A practical action plan for rapid response to cybersecurity incidents, reducing damage and clarifying responsibilities.
We simulate an exercise where participants discuss cybersecurity scenarios to strengthen preparedness and the handling of digital threats.
The NIS Directive (Network and Information Systems Directive) is the EU's regulatory framework for strengthening cybersecurity in critical societal organizations. The first directive, NIS 1, was adopted in 2016, and has subsequently been replaced by the NIS 2 Directive at the EU level.
In Norway, NIS 1 is implemented through the Digital Security Act, which entered into force on 1. October 2025.
