Frameworks
Find the right starting point for your requirements
This hub brings together our pages for ISO 9001, NIS2, GDPR, DORA and ISO 27001. Use it to understand which frameworks apply to your organization, where they overlap and how to build a more structured compliance workflow.
Frameworks
Choose the framework you want to explore
Each page explains the core requirements, common challenges and how ChainSec can support the work in practice.
ISO 9001
ChainSec Suppliers
See what clause 8.4 requires for supplier evaluation, re-evaluation and nonconformities — and which parts of ISO 9001 ChainSec does and does not cover.
Read about ISO 9001NIS2
ChainSec GRC
Understand the Cybersecurity Act requirements for supplier security, risk management, incident reporting and management accountability.
Read about NIS2GDPR
ChainSec GRC
Get clarity on processors, risk assessments, security measures and documentation needed to run a structured privacy program.
Read about GDPRDORA
ChainSec GRC
See how financial entities can work with ICT risk, third-party oversight and operational resilience under DORA.
Read about DORAISO 27001
ChainSec GRC
Learn how to build an ISMS with risk management, controls and continuous follow-up that stands up to audits and growth.
Read about ISO 27001
How ChainSec helps across frameworks
Most frameworks overlap in practice. That is why it helps to manage risks, suppliers, controls and follow-up in one connected system instead of in separate spreadsheets.
- Keep the requirements in one place
- Move from scattered documents and one-off interpretations to a shared overview of what applies and what workflows your team needs.
- Prioritize the right work
- Use the common ground across frameworks, like risk management, supplier governance and controls, to start where the business impact is highest.
- Build a repeatable compliance process
- ChainSec helps you document, follow up and demonstrate progress in a way that works for both internal governance and external reviews.
See ChainSec in practice.
We show how you bring requirements, risks and suppliers together for your regulations, based on how you work today. After the demo, you can try ChainSec for free.