How do you prepare NIS2 evidence for a supervisory review?
NIS2 Article 21 lists ten measure areas and Article 23 sets reporting stages. Build an evidence pack per area plus board approval and incident timelines.
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NIS2 Article 21 lists ten measure areas and Article 23 sets reporting stages. Build an evidence pack per area plus board approval and incident timelines.
NIS2 has no pass mark. After your first push, keep the Article 21 measures running, the 24 and 72 hour reporting ready, and management in the loop.
A week by week plan for NIS2 Article 21 measures and Article 23 reporting: scope, risks, policies, suppliers, drills and board sign off. Tune it to size.
A spreadsheet workbook can carry an ISO 42001 AI management system for a few models. Here is what to track and the signs that it is time to automate.
A checklist for engineers building or running AI systems under ISO 42001, covering inventory, data, evaluation, monitoring, change and supplier controls.
Scope decides how much ISO 42001 work you do. Choose which AI systems, roles, sites and suppliers are in the AIMS, and write down why, before any controls.
ISO 42001 asks for an AI management system you can show. Here is the document set: scope, AI policy, risk and impact assessments, inventory and records.
Common ISO/IEC 42001 mistakes: scoping only models you build, copying a 27001 template, thin impact assessments and an ignored Statement of Applicability.
What auditors expect to see for ISO/IEC 42001: scope, AI impact assessments, a Statement of Applicability and records of the system running. A prep list.
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