One questionnaire
The questionnaire is based on the SCF (Secure Controls Framework): each answer is given once and counts for every framework that asks for the same control.
The compliance module of the Fortgale Defence Platform runs a gap analysis for NIS2, DORA, ISO/IEC 27001 and NIST CSF 2.0: a self-assessment reviewed by analysts, evidence in one place, a gap plan ordered by impact. The result is a dashboard in the portal.
A gap analysis inside the Fortgale Defence Platform, with no spreadsheet and no four separate projects: one questionnaire, four frameworks, one shared plan.
The questionnaire is based on the SCF (Secure Controls Framework): each answer is given once and counts for every framework that asks for the same control.
NIS2, DORA, ISO/IEC 27001 and NIST CSF 2.0 from the same data, with no four separate surveys and no duplicated evidence.
Answers go through a review by Fortgale analysts. The result is a reviewed self-assessment, not an opinion.
When Fortgale services are active, the platform fills in the matching controls itself: what the service actually does does not have to be described again. What stays open is what lives in your organisation, such as policies, roles and processes. The module also works without active services; in that case every control is yours to answer.
For each control you can attach documents up to 10 MB. On top of that come the nightly evidence items produced by the platform's active modules. Answers and proof sit in the same place, and the reviewer can see what an answer rests on.
Answers and evidence become three views of the same data.
A score for each framework, derived from answers and evidence.
The same answers laid out in the NIST CSF 2.0 structure, useful when talking to management and oversight bodies.
Gaps are ordered by their impact on the overall picture, so the first actions go where they move the most.
Fortgale analysts examine answers and evidence and review the gap plan before it becomes your working baseline. That is the difference between a form and a reviewed self-assessment.
Results can be exported as CSV for spreadsheets and reports, and as OSCAL JSON for tools that read the machine-readable NIST format. Your data does not stay locked in the portal.
DORA and NIS2 are two of the module's four frameworks; whoever is subject to both answers the questionnaire only once. The evidence is technical; the assessment of adequacy remains with the board and the control functions. More on the regulation: DORA at Fortgale.
It does not certify, it does not guarantee compliance and it does not replace an audit. It shows where you stand, where the gaps are and in which order they can be closed. Whether to pursue a certification is a decision you take with the relevant body.
The result is a dashboard in the portal, available at any time. No periodic reports are included. The platform and all its modules: Fortgale Defence Platform.
No. The module is a self-assessment reviewed by Fortgale analysts. It does not certify anything, does not guarantee compliance and does not replace an audit.
No. The compliance module can be activated on its own. If you already use Fortgale services, the matching controls come prefilled.
It depends on the evidence already available and on how quickly the questions are answered. We do not promise a fixed duration: the questionnaire is visible in the portal from the start and can be completed step by step.
Yes. NIS2 is one of the module's four frameworks: a self-assessment with analyst review. For how it interacts with DORA, see the DORA page.
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