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TS-00 · Cyber Governance Operations

Cyber governance without the bureaucracy.

TruSecure uses human-guided AI to turn NIS2, DORA, NIST, ISO and real-world cyber risk into operating controls, workflows, evidence and board-ready assurance — inside the tools your teams already use.

NIS2DORAGDPREU AI ActISO 27001NIST CSF 2.0SOC 2CMMCCIS Controls

TS-01 · Problem

GRC has meant two things. Neither one made you more secure.

For a decade, "GRC" has meant a slow, exhaustive enterprise suite that documents governance after the fact, or a fast automation layer that helps you collect evidence for an auditor. Neither one makes an organization more secure — they make it better at proving something, on a cycle set by the auditor, not by the business.

Enterprise GRC suite
Documents governance after the fact
CYCLE SET BY · THE AUDITORProves · Secures
Compliance automation
Collects evidence for an auditor
CYCLE SET BY · THE AUDITProves · Secures

Neither output is security. → TS-02 · Mechanism

Meanwhile the regulatory surface has widened faster than either category can follow: NIS2 landed with a different transposition in every member state, DORA brought operational resilience testing into scope, ISO 27001:2022 reworked the control set, ISO 42001 introduced a management standard for AI, and the EU AI Act is phasing in obligations most compliance tools have no model for at all.

Regulatory surfaceWidening
NIS2A different transposition in every member state — 27 of them
DORAOperational resilience testing brought into scope
ISO 27001:2022The control set, reworked
ISO 42001A management standard for AI
EU AI ACTObligations phasing in that most tools have no model for
Same organization. Same controls. Five evidence trails.

More regulation met the only response the old tools allowed: more process.

  • Regulatory pace has outstripped operational capacity — new regimes hit simultaneously, and the default response is more committees, not instrumented systems.
  • Compliance and security live in different systems than the ones they're meant to govern, so "proving" a control means manual screenshots and ticket exports.
  • AI governance is new and unowned — most organizations default to policy binders instead of embedding controls into the AI pipeline itself.
  • Overlapping frameworks each demand their own evidence trail for what is often the same underlying control, multiplying paperwork, not risk reduction.

That response is bureaucracy, and bureaucracy is not governance.

TS-02 · Mechanism

Cyber Governance Operations: governance that runs inside the business, not beside it.

TruSecure maps NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001:2022, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act into the same operating controls that already govern your infrastructure, identity, and AI systems — instrumented directly into the systems doing the work, not documented in a separate one.

Map a control once and it satisfies every framework that references it, because they were never disjoint controls — only disjoint paperwork.

A human-guided AI layer watches that mapping continuously for drift and surfaces it for a person to decide on. This is how TruSecure reduces the manual, repetitive work of governance and turns intelligent, always-current insight into the standard — with compliance as the natural by-product of security done properly.

TS-02 · Mechanism / Pipeline

Read. Map. Propose. Approve.

01

Connect

Integrations ingest state from SIEM/SOAR, ITSM, identity, cloud, and MLOps tooling.

02

Map

AI reads and classifies incoming data against the shared control library.

03

Propose

AI drafts control mappings, evidence summaries, and gap flags as reviewable proposals — never final.

04

Approve

A named person approves, rejects, or amends. That decision is the record of truth.

TS-02 · Mechanism / Accountability

AI proposes. A named person decides.

TruSecure's AI reads, classifies, maps, summarizes, compares, drafts, and proposes — it does not autonomously approve a risk acceptance, mark a control compliant, or submit a regulatory report. Every important decision routes to a named, authenticated person, and every action — AI-proposed or human-approved — is logged with full traceability.

This isn't a soft promise; it's a defined boundary, because your accountability under NIS2 and the EU AI Act is personal, and no AI should quietly stand in for it.

AI does
  • Reads
  • Classifies
  • Maps
  • Summarizes
  • Compares
  • Drafts
  • Proposes
AI never
  • Approves a risk acceptance
  • Marks a control compliant
  • Submits a regulatory report

Routes to a named person

Accountability trailRecord of truth
AI · PROPOSEDMapped "MFA on privileged access" → NIS2 Art. 21(2)(j)
AI · DRAFTEDEvidence summary from identity-provider sign-in logs
HUMAN · APPROVEDM. Keller (CISO) approved the mapping
SYSTEM · LOGGEDDecision recorded — immutable audit trail
TS-03 · Proof / NIS2

NIS2, operationalized — not just explained.

NIS2 applies differently depending on where you operate, what sector you're in, and how large you are. TruSecure determines applicability across country, sector, entity type, size, and criticality — distinguishes essential from important entities — and maps risk-management measures, incident-reporting duties, and board accountability directly to operating controls, with all 27 national transpositions tracked individually.

TruSecure helps operationalize requirements and prepare evidence. Legal interpretation should be validated by qualified counsel.

Check your NIS2 exposure
Applicability engine
Country
Romania
CHECKED
Sector (Annex I/II)
Digital Infrastructure
IN SCOPE
Size threshold
250+ employees
EXCEEDED
Entity type
Essential Entity
CLASSIFIED

The clock starts the moment you know.

NIS2 Article 23 — three deadlines, pre-built evidence packs at each stage.

0H
Incident logged
Clock starts automatically
24H
Early warning
Cross-border? Unlawful?
72H
Full notification
Severity + impact assessment
1 MO
Final report
Root cause + remediation
TS-03 · Proof / Crosswalk

One control. Every framework it satisfies.

One control · One piece of evidence
MFA on all privileged access
NIS2 ART. 21(2)(J)
DORA ART. 9
ISO 27001 A.9
NIST CSF PR.AA
SOC 2 CC6.1
CIS CONTROL 6

Six citations. One control. One piece of evidence. That's the architecture, not a slogan.

TS-03 · Proof / Open source

The real core. Not a stripped demo.

TruSecure Community Edition is the same shared control model and AI workflows behind Resilience Fabric — self-hosted, genuinely inspectable, and model-provider agnostic. Point it at a local model, a private AI gateway, or any enterprise-approved provider you choose. It will never include TruSecure's proprietary private inference — that stays commercial-only, so Community Edition never has a hidden dependency on us.

Release pending
Community EditionInspectable
$ trusecure-ce --inspect
├─ control model ....... same shared core as Fabric
├─ ai workflows ........ read · map · propose
├─ hosting ............. self-hosted, your infra
├─ model provider ...... local · gateway · your choice
└─ private inference ... not included, by design
    └─ no hidden dependency on TruSecure
TS-03 · Proof / Private inference

Our SaaS runs on our own inference. Not someone else's public API.

TruSecure Resilience Fabric processes AI tasks on infrastructure TruSecure itself operates — not a shared, public, multi-tenant AI service — by default, for every customer, with no extra configuration required. Your data is never used to train a shared or external model, and it's never routed to a public AI provider unless you explicitly configure and approve that yourself.

See the private inference architecture
TruSecure boundaryDefault
Your governance data
Private inference
Infrastructure TruSecure itself operates
Public / shared AI service
Never used to train shared models. Never routed here unless you explicitly configure and approve it yourself.
TS-04 · Decision / The 80/20 Method

AI does the 80%. Our experts do the 20% that actually matters.

AI · 80%
Human · 20%
AI handles — the repetitive 80%
  • Framework mapping
  • Gap detection
  • Evidence gathering
  • Risk scoring
  • Policy drafting
Humans handle — the 20% that matters
  • Business context
  • Prioritization
  • Risk acceptance
  • Accountability
  • Adoption guidance
TS-04 · Decision / Three routes

One shared core. Three ways in.

Resilience Fabric · Commercial platform

Continuous governance across every framework you're mapped to.

The commercial platform — with board accountability, supplier-risk depth, and TruSecure's own private AI inference.

AI runs on TruSecure's own private inference — by default.

Community EditionRelease pending
$ trusecure-ce
├─ the open-source core
├─ self-hosted · your infrastructure
├─ model-provider agnostic
└─ genuinely inspectable

Never a hidden dependency on us — TruSecure's proprietary private inference stays commercial-only, so the open core stands on its own.

Get notified at launch →
Resilience Sprint · The 80/20 Method in practice

The 80/20 Methodology in practice.

AI handles the repetitive 80% of GRC work; our practitioners handle the judgment-critical 20%.

Book a Sprint
01
Discovery
02
AI-run mapping
03
Human review
04
Roadmap
05
Adoption handoff
TS-04 · Decision / Roles

Whichever seat you're in, TruSecure speaks your language.

CISO

See what's actually true across every framework, all the time.

For CISOs

Board & CEO

The accountability trail your board needs. The exposure answer your CEO needs.

For boards & CEOs

DPO & Legal

A defensible record of accountability — not a policy that says you have one.

For DPO & legal

CIO

Governance that lives inside your infrastructure, not next to it.

For CIOs

Internal Audit

Evidence you can test directly, not evidence someone had to prepare for you.

For internal audit

Risk Committee

A risk register that's current the moment you open it.

For risk committees
TS-04 · Decision / Trust

Governance vendors should model the trust they sell.

TruSecure's own AI transparency statement, security architecture, and — once available — open-source inspectability are published, not asserted. See exactly how your data is handled, where AI processing happens, and what's logged.

Visit the trust center

Ask an AI about TruSecure

What is TruSecure?
TruSecure is an AI-native Cyber Governance Operations platform that maps regulations and standards — including NIS2 (with all 27 EU member-state transpositions), DORA, GDPR, the EU AI Act, ISO 27001:2022, and ISO 42001 — into a single set of operating controls, using human-guided AI — the AI proposes, classifies, and drafts, while a named person approves every decision that carries accountability. TruSecure offers three ways to engage: the commercial Resilience Fabric platform (with TruSecure's own private AI inference), the soon-to-be-released open-source Community Edition (model-provider agnostic), and the Resilience Sprint, a human-guided, AI-accelerated consulting engagement.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cyber Governance Operations?
TruSecure's category: governance run as a continuous operational layer, instrumented into the systems your business already runs on, rather than documented separately and reconciled before audits.
Is TruSecure only useful for NIS2?
No. NIS2 is the current spotlight given its urgency, but the same control model covers DORA, ISO 27001:2022, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and a wide range of US and international frameworks.
Is the open-source Community Edition available now?
Not yet — it's soon to be released. You can get notified at launch.
How is AI used, and is it safe for sensitive governance data?
AI reads, classifies, maps, summarizes, compares, drafts, and proposes; it never autonomously approves risk acceptances or submits regulatory reports. In Resilience Fabric, AI runs on TruSecure's own private inference infrastructure by default, not a public AI service.
Does TruSecure replace legal advice or a certification audit?
No. TruSecure helps operationalize requirements and prepare evidence; legal interpretation should be validated by qualified counsel, and certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are issued by accredited independent bodies, not by TruSecure.
TS-05 · Get started

Start with a Resilience Sprint — or go straight to the platform.

Whichever way you'd rather begin, there's a path that doesn't ask you to trust us blindly first.