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NIS2 supply chain register with vendor monitoring and live watch status

NIS2 compliance made operational

NIS2 enforcement is no longer a future concern—it is here. Essential entities across energy, transport, water, health, and digital infrastructure must now demonstrate continuous compliance, board-level governance, and supply chain risk management. Most organisations discover their true exposure only when regulators ask the hard questions.

Montro changes that equation. We automatically discover every SaaS application and AI tool in your organisation—including shadow IT that spreadsheets and manual audits miss—then classify each one against NIS2 articles and supply chain obligations. The result is an audit-ready compliance register that evolves in real time as your technology estate changes.

You do not need to choose between operational agility and regulatory certainty. Montro gives you both. Our EU-native platform stores all data in Dublin and operates without US cloud dependencies, meaning your compliance evidence stays within European jurisdiction and your team retains full visibility.

The organisations that win under NIS2 are those that treat compliance as a continuous operational practice, not a once-yearly checkbox. That is what Montro enables—systematic discovery, classification, and monitoring that satisfies board reporting requirements and regulators alike.

Start with a 30-day AI Discovery Audit. See exactly what you are running, where the gaps are, and what your compliance posture actually looks like.

Regulatory

What NIS2 actually demands

NIS2 is not a single compliance checkbox. It is a framework that reshapes how essential and important entities manage digital risk.

Scope

Who must comply?

Essential entities in energy, transport, water, health, and digital infrastructure sectors.

Obligations

What are the core obligations?

Risk assessments, incident reporting within 24 hours, supply chain management, and board-level governance.

Enforcement

How does Montro help?

Automatic discovery and classification of all SaaS and AI tools against NIS2 requirements.

Operational

How Montro handles NIS2

Automatic discovery maps every SaaS and AI tool against NIS2 articles

Discovery

Find shadow IT and unauthorised applications

Uncover every SaaS app and AI system across your organisation

Classification

Map tools to NIS2 requirements

Classify each application against NIS2 articles and supply chain obligations

Monitoring

Track compliance continuously

Maintain an audit-ready register that evolves with your SaaS estate

Liability

NIS2 Article 20: personal liability

NIS2 allows national law to hold management personally accountable when cybersecurity duties are breached. For CISOs, that makes demonstrable visibility into digital supply chains and incidents a career-defining requirement—not a paperwork exercise.

Montro is built to give security leaders continuous evidence of what is connected, what changed, and how it maps to regulatory expectations—so you are not relying on quarterly spreadsheets when scrutiny arrives.

Organisation info — EU hosting and regulatory scope

European

Built where the regulators are

Montro runs on EU infrastructure and answers to European data protection law. Your compliance register stays in Europe — built by people who understand how the DPC, BaFin, CNIL, and ICO actually enforce these rules.

Data stays in Europe

All data is stored in the EU. No US cloud. No data transfers. Full compliance with GDPR and the EU AI Act.

Built for European regulators

Designed by people who understand how the DPC, BaFin, CNIL, and ICO actually work. Not a US platform retrofitted for Europe.

Find every AI tool running in your organisation

In 30 days. For free. No credit card. No long-term commitment. Just visibility.

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Questions

Common concerns about NIS2 implementation, timelines, and compliance scope.

NIS2 applies to essential entities (energy, transport, water, health, digital infrastructure, public administration, space) and important entities (manufacturing, food, chemicals, postal/courier, digital providers) from 17 October 2024. Organisations must conduct risk assessments and implement security measures within defined timelines.