Optimizor has launched Security OptiApp, an artificial intelligence-assisted application aimed at preparing organizations for compliance with NIS2, an essential framework in cybersecurity for critical infrastructures. This solution is particularly relevant for companies in regulated sectors, where cybersecurity and business continuity are major priorities.
“When we had the first pre-audit at one of our clients, we had to work for several weeks with quite a few people to respond to the audit,” said Alex Ana, CEO of Optimizor. The experience gained during this pre-audit highlighted the difficulties faced by organizations in managing scattered information and complying with NIS2 requirements.
Security OptiApp provides a structured workspace that allows organizations to assess their security posture, map technical findings to NIS2 controls, and organize the necessary evidence for the audit. The application can centralize policies, reports, and other relevant documents, thus facilitating the identification of gaps and tracking remediation actions.
The AI component of the application analyzes the submitted documents and classifies them according to the corresponding controls. Additionally, the application can assist in drafting and organizing missing documentation, thereby ensuring a more organized and efficient approach to the compliance process.
Security OptiApp is configurable for cloud, hybrid, and on-prem environments, making it adaptable to various IT infrastructures of clients. “The AI analyzes the documents and classifies them according to the corresponding controls,” explained Alex Ana, emphasizing the importance of this functionality in reducing the time spent searching for information manually.
The application does not guarantee NIS2 compliance but represents a useful tool for assessing preparedness levels and organizing evidence. Organizations that implement Security OptiApp can significantly improve their efficiency in preparing for audits and pre-audits, allowing them to better focus on addressing identified gaps.