Services for your situation

Choose a specific first task, a broader assessment or an external expert role. Scope and price are confirmed in writing before work starts.

What do you need?

Pick the situation closest to yours. Prices are starting prices; scope and price are confirmed in writing before work starts.

We do not know what is required of us

You get a clear answer on which rules apply and where to start.

A review, audit or certification is coming

You go into the review with organised evidence and clear priorities.

A customer or bank wants evidence

You move through the customer’s approval with substantiated answers and evidence.

Practical protection and checking the measures

Reviews and tests show what to change; implementing the changes is quoted separately.

We need an expert on an ongoing basis

Someone moves security and compliance forward every month without a full-time hire.

Training and exercises

Management and teams know what to do before something happens.

A specific topic or regulation

You meet the specific obligation with clear rules and documents.

Municipality or public body

The administration meets the law with a plan, owners and a budget it can justify.

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Where to start by organisation

A guide by size and type of organisation. The exact scope and price are confirmed in writing before work starts.

OrganisationGood starting point
Small company (up to 50 people) supplying banks, hospitals or public bodiesA customer wants a questionnaire or evidence
Medium organisation (50–100 people) in a NIS2 sectorThe law applies; you need a plan and evidence
Larger organisation (101–500 people) or two regulationsMore units, systems and contracts
Financial entityDORA requirements
IT supplier to a bankThe bank wants clauses, answers and evidence
Over 500 people or a group of companiesScope is set case by case
Compare all services — full table
ServiceWhat you receivePriceTiming
Check which rules applyA short written DORA / NIS2 applicability conclusion, its basis and the next actions.from €9003–5 working days
Respond to a customer questionnaireDraft answers, organised evidence and a list of missing items.from €1 300Usually 5–15 working days
Make a specific technical improvementInvestigate the problem and deliver agreed corrections, followed by verification.By written quotationTimeline after scoping
NIS2 quick assessmentA preliminary status for each NIS2 measure, the main risks identified and a 90-day plan, based on interviews and key documents.from €2 90010 working days
DORA / NIS2 assessment and evidenceGet a gap assessment, a review of the agreed documents and an organised record of available evidence, with missing items and next actions clearly identified.from €7 9003–5 weeks; DORA: 3–6 weeks
Business email and domain reviewGet an assessment of the agreed domains and signals, prioritised actions and a report your team can use.from €2 4005–10 business days
AI use reviewGet an inventory of identified uses, a risk register and rules for acceptable use and approval.from €5 9003–4 weeks
Bank supplier packDORA contract-clause review, draft answers to the bank’s questionnaire and a reusable evidence index.€3 900Usually 2–3 weeks
DORA register diagnosticError report and correction plan. Corrections and submission are quoted separately.€2 600About 5 working days
Delivering the DORA planFrom the assessment to implemented measures and documented evidence.from €9 900Depending on scope
Annual compliance programmeA DORA or NIS2 assessment plus 12 months of an external expert role (8 hours a month): plan, registers, evidence and reports to management. One contract for the year.€24 70012 months
External expert rolesA designated specialist takes on agreed functions — vCISO, compliance lead and other roles.from €1 400 / monthMonthly plan
Email and domain monitoringRecurring checks of the agreed domains and sending services, selected authentication, blocklist, reputation and deliverability signals, with alerts and a concise report at the agreed frequency.By written quotationMonthly subscription
Recovery testing and continuity planningA controlled restore test of an important system with measured time; the continuity plan is quoted separately.from €1 900Usually 1–2 weeks
Microsoft 365 and account securityA review of rights, sign-in, sharing, mail rules and logging; improvements quoted separately.from €1 900Usually 1–2 weeks
Regulatory assessment and certificateAn assessment of your measures against NIS2 or DORA and a Dyasol certificate that anyone can verify.from €4 900Usually 3–6 weeks
Information system acceptance checkA check of what was contracted, access, security, backup and data export before acceptance is signed.from €2 400Usually 2–3 weeks
Whistleblowing channelInternal rules, written and oral channels, forms, a register and training for the responsible staff.from €1 900Usually 2–3 weeks
GDPR audit and DPIAA GDPR compliance audit; an impact assessment for processing likely to result in a high risk from €1 900.from €2 900Usually 2–3 weeks
ISO 27001 certification readinessA gap analysis against ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and a plan to the certification audit; the programme to certification is quoted separately.from €4 900Usually 2–3 weeks
Supplier and third-party riskUp to 20 suppliers: register, tiers, questionnaire, contract checks for critical ones and an onboarding procedure.from €3 900Usually 3–4 weeks
Annual internal cybersecurity auditAn independent internal audit against NIS2 measures and ISO 27001, with a report and remediation deadlines.from €3 900Usually 2–3 weeks
Cyber incident exerciseA tabletop exercise on a scenario from your environment, with a written record and an improvement plan.from €1 900Half a day
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)Reporting readiness for vulnerabilities and incidents (applies since 11 Sep 2026) and a product assessment ahead of December 2027.from €2 400Usually 1–2 weeks
24/7 incident response (via partner)A readiness retainer: round-the-clock line, containment and forensics from a partner; decisions and reporting with Dyasol.By written quotationAnnual retainer
Penetration testing (via partner)Web, API, network and cloud, vulnerability scanning and re-testing of fixes.By written quotationDepending on scope
Online staff training (via partner)Courses with completion tracking and a report for management.By written quotationPer employee
Cybersecurity trainingThe management training NIS2 requires (half a day, written record and certificates) and role-based staff training.from €1 400Half a day
Business psychology and cyberpsychologyA fraud-decision workshop, an analysis of staff AI use and follow-up exercises.By written quotationDepending on format
Workplace wellbeingA separate service for leaders and HR, with a practical action plan.By written quotationDepending on format

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Who we work with

Regulation does not stop at financial organisations. We work with ICT (information and communication technology) and managed service providers, organisations in NIS2 (EU cybersecurity directive) sectors, companies using AI, non-EU companies serving EU customers and municipalities. For each we clarify the applicable rules and the work already covered by your IT team.

Specialist expertise — by quotation
Regulatory and compliance advisory
DORA (EU Digital Operational Resilience Act), NIS2, the EU AI Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and MiCA: gap assessments, priority plans, supplier-contract review, Register of Information preparation, third-party risk programmes.
Certification and attestation readiness
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001 and SOC 2 — control design, policy sets and evidence discipline before an auditor is engaged. The certification body stays independent, as it must.
Email, domain and impersonation protection
Analysis and agreed improvements to SPF, DKIM, DMARC, sending configuration, domain reputation and impersonation exposure. Delisting and inbox placement remain outside our control.
Security questionnaires and vendor due diligence
A recurring task for suppliers selling to regulated organisations. We prepare the responses and organise reusable supporting evidence.
Product, cloud and DevSecOps security
Architecture, access, secrets, cloud configuration, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, secure development practices and readiness for customer or audit scrutiny.
AI security and governance
Shadow-AI discovery, AI inventories and governance, ISO/IEC 42001 gap analysis, and risk review of AI agents and their connectors.
Fractional security leadership
Designated, accountable security leadership in clear monthly tiers; responsibility and independence are agreed for each engagement.
Incident readiness and exercises
Plans, roles, reporting templates and tabletop exercises for management and technical teams. Round-the-clock response and forensics are provided through a vetted partner under a separate contract.
EU law first, national law where it applies. EU regulations such as DORA, the AI Act and the GDPR apply directly in every Member State. Directives such as NIS2 are transposed into national law, so scope details, authorities, reporting channels and deadlines depend on the Member State where you are established or operate. Examples on this site often use Bulgarian law; in each engagement we confirm the national law that applies to you and involve local counsel where needed.

A customer has sent a questionnaire? Start with the response guide and Excel workbook. If the uncertainty is legal scope, the NIS2 applicability guide shows which facts to collect. For recurring work, see Compliance-as-a-Service: monthly compliance support. For a rejected register, see DORA register validation and correction.

What to prepare for the first conversation

Describe the actual activity and licence, size and ownership information, and the request with its deadline. “40 employees” and “a services company” are not enough to decide. See how applicability is assessed.