Proactive cybersecurity – managed by 7 Security

Meeting the requirements
is about
actual ability

When the regulations
become a reality

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue. For many organizations, it is now a legal requirement, with clear expectations regarding governance, risk management, incident response, and reporting.

New and updated regulations place greater demands on technology, processes, and organizational structures.

Practical compliance that strengthens the business

7 Security translates legal requirements and regulations into security practices that work in real-world situations. The goal is to strengthen the organization’s actual capabilities in day-to-day operations.

The right support where it's needed

The support may include an analysis of the current situation, identification of gaps, incident preparedness, incident management, monitoring, detection, response, and training initiatives for both employees and management.

Based on your risk profile and requirements

The work is tailored to the business’s risk profile, maturity, and regulatory requirements, ensuring that the measures are relevant, feasible, and aligned with business needs.

Legal requirements

In practice, these requirements are interlinked

Regulations for particularly vulnerable businesses

NIS2, DORA, and MDR set clear requirements in areas where digital security is particularly critical to business operations.

Framework for Systematic Safety Work

ISO/IEC 27001 provides guidance on establishing structure, governance, and continuity in information security management.

Data protection and incident management requirements

The GDPR regulates the protection of personal data and sets requirements for incident management and reporting.