The free AI Assessment removes the blind spot in one to two weeks. NROC in production then maintains continuous compliance with real-time data protection, policy enforcement, supply-chain governance and evidence supervisors can verify.
Compliance pathway
NIS2 GenAI Control Posture
Phase 1 · Assessment baseline
Phase 2 · Production controls
Visibility from day one. Ongoing evidence thereafter.
Two-stage compliance roadmap
A point-in-time report is the starting line, not the control environment. NROC connects rapid discovery to continuous Article 21 risk management without losing the evidence gathered during assessment.
Observation mode reveals the real GenAI estate and creates the baseline required for proportionate controls.
NROC stays in the flow of work to enforce policy, reduce exposure and preserve verifiable evidence as AI use changes.
ENISA 2026
An emerging threat driver
Alongside supply-chain risk and geopolitical volatility
3 facts
Discovery before policy
What tools. Which plans. What data.
1 day
To gain visibility
Zero agents or browser plugins
The regulatory reality
NIS2 risk-management obligations apply wherever sensitive data leaves organizational control. In NIS2 terms, every external GenAI vendor becomes part of the third-party and supply-chain perimeter.
Controls disappear with the account
Discovery identifies the personal accounts that sit outside your governance and creates a factual foundation for moving work onto suitable plans.
Your data has left your control
NROC maps these external data flows so risk owners can apply proportionate controls and document the evidence behind their decisions.
ENISA’s 2026 NIS360 report places rapid AI advancement alongside supply-chain risk and geopolitical volatility as forces reshaping critical-sector threats.
The Jikotei Kanketsu principle is simple: quality must be complete at every step. You cannot write a meaningful compliance or AI governance plan on top of a blind spot.
Account & governance gap
The same AI product can present a radically different risk depending on the account behind it. Governance starts by distinguishing unmanaged consumer use from plans with enterprise controls.
Reveal which AI services are actually in use across teams, browsers and workflows—not only those procurement already knows about.
Separate Free and Personal accounts from Business and Enterprise plans with data commitments, retention controls and administration.
Understand which high-level use cases, prompts and files flow through each service so controls match the real exposure.
Unmanaged
Governed
The free, observation-only assessment establishes your GenAI baseline. Its findings become the policy and control foundation for NROC’s production service—without restarting the compliance work.
Discover every GenAI tool, browser app and personal account used across the organization.
Separate unmanaged free and personal accounts from governed business and enterprise plans.
Identify sensitive prompts, uploads and data leaving your perimeter for third-party AI services.
Turn the baseline into continuous controls: real-time guardrails, enterprise-plan routing and audit-ready supervisory evidence.
NIS2 & GenAI FAQ