ENISA Threat Landscape alignment
Alignment to the ENISA Threat Landscape and cybersecurity certification frameworks — the EU's threat baseline.
Voluntary alignment for entities looking to benchmark against the EU baseline; mandatory for some certification schemes (EUCC, EUCS).
Continuous evidence pipeline available; audit support included for all customers.
What ENISA actually requires.
These are the obligations a regulated entity owes — the things an assessor or supervisor will ask about.
Threat-informed defence aligned to current ENISA Threat Landscape priorities.
Engagement with cybersecurity certification schemes (EUCC for products, EUCS for cloud services).
Pre-mapped controls. Continuous evidence.
Each requirement above is bound to live telemetry — not screenshots. The mapping below is what your auditor or regulator sees.
Threat coverage report cross-referencing ENISA top threats to internal detections.
EUCS readiness assessment when targeted by cloud customers.
Artifacts your auditor accepts.
Each evidence artifact is signed and timestamped. Auditors can verify integrity without trusting Safeguard.
ENISA-aligned threat coverage report.
EUCC / EUCS readiness pack.
One evidence base. Many regulators.
These frameworks share substantial control overlap with ENISA. Customers running one assessment typically satisfy the others with the same evidence base.
NIS2 Directive
European Union
The expanded EU network and information security directive, covering essential and important entities across 18 sectors.
EU Cyber Resilience Act
European Union
The EU Cyber Resilience Act — product cybersecurity requirements with CE marking for all products with digital elements sold in the EU.
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