Compliance Radar
An auditor-validated agentic-AI cockpit that captures regulatory requirements across countries and maps them against your standards – specialised AI agents keep your framework alive.
Features
- Agentic AI: specialised AI agents for researching regulatory requirements and mapping them against standards
- Continuous scanning of global regulation (e.g. NIS2, DORA), automatically mapped to your standards
- Standard mapping across ISO 27001/27002, NIST CSF, SOC 2 and BSI IT-Grundschutz
- Countries and standards extensible on demand – an agent handles research and mapping
- Drill-down from region to country, regulation and the individual article
- Review workflow with reviewer assignment, status tracking and a tamper-proof audit trail
- EU-hosted, GDPR- and NIS2-compliant, auditor-validated to ISO 27001
The Compliance Radar is our flagship solution: a central cockpit that makes regulatory requirements visible, comparable and manageable across borders. Instead of scattered spreadsheets and PDF collections, you get a single, traceable place for compliance status.
An agentic AI solution
The Compliance Radar is not a rigid database but an agentic AI solution. Behind the scenes, several specialised AI agents work with clearly divided tasks – each agent takes on a share of work that would otherwise tie up an entire team for weeks.
One agent works through the relevant countries and continuously searches for applicable and new regulatory requirements – such as NIS2 or DORA. Another maps these requirements to the recognised standards you measure yourself against – such as ISO 27001 and 27002, NIST CSF, SOC 2 or BSI IT-Grundschutz. A third checks consistency and prepares the results for expert assessment. The outcome is a complete picture that grows with the regulation.
Extensible to your needs
This is precisely where the agentic approach pays off: when a new country is added – because you open a site or expand into a new market – an AI agent takes over researching the local regulation and mapping it against your existing standards. The same applies to additional standards: if you want to cover a further framework, it is taken on board and integrated into the existing requirements. You set the direction; the agents do the heavy lifting.
Drill-down and framework mapping
The result is an end-to-end drill-down: from region to country, the respective regulation and the individual article. The mapping links each regulatory requirement to the relevant standards – making it clear which measure addresses which requirement, and which requirement is picked up by several standards at once.
Decisive in practice is the review workflow: reviewers are assigned, the status of each requirement is tracked, and every change lands in a tamper-proof audit trail. A maturity dashboard shows at all times where the organisation stands – audit-ready and without manual rework.
What you gain
Your Statement of Applicability stays alive rather than being laboriously reconstructed once a year. When it matters, you can demonstrate that you knew about a requirement and how you responded to it. And several hours of reading and research per week turn into the time that really counts: deciding.
The Compliance Radar is not generic software but a tool our own auditors use. It runs in productive enterprise use, is EU-hosted, GDPR- and NIS2-compliant and auditor-validated to ISO 27001.
In figures, the Radar currently covers more than 48 countries, over 210 regulations and more than 1,150 articles, connected by over 3,900 mappings – and grows with every requirement that is added.
