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One platform. Every mandate, every role that owns it.

Whether the pressure comes from a regulator or from the desk next to yours, the answer starts the same way — classify the whole register by your exposure, then act where it lives.

By regulation

Built for the mandates you answer to.

DORA
ICT third-party register completeness and ~4-hour major-incident reporting for EU financial entities.
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NIS2
Supply-chain security and 24h/72h/1-month incident duties for essential and important entities.
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GDPR
Processor due diligence and 72-hour personal-data breach notification, with data kept in your jurisdiction.
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By role

Whoever owns the risk, this is their console.

For CISOs
Coverage you can defend to a board or a regulator: the entire register classified, no sampling, tiers derived from exposure rather than guesswork. And the option to run it all inside your own walls, so the tool doesn't become the next inherited attack surface.
For GRC teams
Assessment depth that follows tier automatically, framework-mapped questionnaires, and audit-ready evidence. When an incident hits, CIIC turns your profile into the clock schedule and the regulator-ready reports — so the deadline isn't a scramble.
For Procurement
Onboarding that doesn't stall the deal: a light attestation for the print shop, full scrutiny only where exposure is real. Coverage is never a per-vendor budget line, so nobody has to choose which vendors to skip.
FAQ

Solutions, answered.

Does Polestead map to specific regulations?+

Yes — DORA, NIS2, and GDPR directly. Whole-register classification meets register-completeness expectations, and CIIC produces regulator-ready reports against each regime's clocks.

Is it only for financial services?+

No. Inside-out classification is industry-agnostic. DORA is finance-specific, but NIS2 and GDPR span sectors, and the platform serves regulated organizations worldwide.

How does it help different roles?+

CISOs get defensible whole-register coverage; GRC gets framework-mapped assessments and audit-ready evidence; procurement gets fast, tier-scoped onboarding that doesn't stall deals.

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