Compliance Hub
Translate cyber regulation into operating reality.
Use this section to connect standards and regulation to real controls, reporting steps, and awareness planning.
Control and tooling map
Aggregate IT and OT telemetry, detect abnormal behavior early, and support evidential timelines for NIS2-grade incident handling.
Coordinate repeatable response steps, triage queues, and notification workflows so the first 24 to 72 hours are less chaotic.
Link legal obligations to actual controls, audit evidence, and named owners instead of treating compliance as a separate reporting exercise.
Track exposure across legacy IT, supplier software, and rail-adjacent OT dependencies with remediation context, not just scanner output.
Reduce lateral movement risk, contain privileged misuse, and back up both GDPR data protection duties and essential-service resilience.
Bring signalling, control, and other operational networks into the detection picture while respecting safety and uptime constraints.
Awareness Programme
Blueprint a healthier security culture
- Phishing and social engineering recognition
- Password hygiene, MFA, and password-manager adoption
- Incident reporting behavior and escalation timing
- Safe handling of customer and operational data
- IT and OT teams need advanced detection, containment, and secure change practice
- Managers need decision-making, legal awareness, and crisis communication fluency
- Data-heavy teams need sharper GDPR-specific handling patterns
- Short refreshers instead of one annual event
- Live simulations and tabletop exercises
- Lessons learned captured from transport-sector incidents
- Clear metrics tied to reporting quality and reduction in risky behavior
Ask the compliance assistant
This assistant stays inside rail cyber compliance, reporting, controls, awareness, and defensive tooling decisions.