GDPR
- Who for?
- Every company that processes personal data
- The core obligation
- Technical security of personal data (art. 32)
- Matching package
- DefenderGuardianSentinel
Compliance
Cybersecurity compliance: what are your obligations?
Requirements for company security have been tightened considerably in recent years. The GDPR already obliges every company processing personal data to take appropriate technical measures. The NIS2 directive adds active risk management and incident reporting. Web shops have to meet PCI DSS. And anyone supplying the healthcare sector or large organisations is increasingly asked about NEN 7510 or ISO 27001.
Many business owners do not know where to start. The guidelines are complex, the fines are high and there is no time to work it out alone. We take that work off your hands.
Overview
Five guidelines. One overview.
Below you will find an overview of the five most relevant security guidelines for smaller companies, what they require of you and how Orange Warriors helps you meet them.
NIS2
- Who for?
- Companies in 18 sectors and their suppliers
- The core obligation
- Active risk management, incident reporting, vulnerability management
- Matching package
- GuardianSentinel
PCI DSS
- Who for?
- Web shops and companies that process payment card data
- The core obligation
- Network and access security, vulnerability scanning
- Matching package
- Guardian basicsSentinel in full
NEN 7510
- Who for?
- Dutch healthcare providers and their suppliers, at home and abroad
- The core obligation
- Information security of medical data
- Matching package
- Sentinel
ISO 27001
- Who for?
- Companies that want to show security is taken seriously
- The core obligation
- ISMS: systematic information security management
- Matching package
- Sentinel
One package. Several guidelines.
Orange Warriors bundles the technical measures most guidelines require into three packages. Instead of finding separate tools and suppliers per guideline, you arrange everything in one subscription.
Please note
Orange Warriors delivers technical security measures that contribute to compliance. We do not issue certification and we are not a legal adviser. Whether you fully meet a guideline also depends on organisational measures, policy and documentation that fall outside our services.
Free compliance scan
Know where you stand before an auditor asks
In a free compliance scan we map which guidelines apply to your company and which technical measures you already have. After that you know exactly what is still needed.
Not legal advice, but a clear overview you can act on right away.