Regulations · Beyond the SOC 2 checkbox
The regulations incumbents skip — proven from one evidence base.
DORA, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act and the Nordic sector regulators don't fit a SOC 2-shaped tool. Noru maps them against the controls and evidence you already collect, so the next regulation reuses your program instead of starting a new one.
The way this usually goes
US-built platforms cover SOC 2 and ISO well and treat DORA, NIS2 and CRA as an afterthought — if they cover them at all.
Every new regulation becomes a fresh spreadsheet, a fresh policy set and a fresh scramble.
Sector regulators — financial supervisory authorities, critical-infrastructure rules — never map cleanly onto a generic framework.
Who it's for
One system, every stakeholder
Compliance & GRC
Map a new regulation onto controls you already run — no parallel program per regulator.
Security & CISO
DORA, NIS2 and CRA obligations tied to real systems and live evidence, not a policy binder.
Legal & risk
Regulatory requirements traced to the controls and records that satisfy them, defensible on demand.
Leadership
One evidence base that answers every regulator your market and sector require.
How it works
What Noru does instead
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Built for European and Nordic reality
DORA, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act and Nordic sector regulators are first-class frameworks in Noru — not bolted on, not coming soon.
- DORA ICT risk, incident reporting and resilience testing
- NIS2 obligations mapped to controls and evidence
- CRA and Nordic sector regulators in the same library
02
One evidence base, every regulator
Controls map once and the evidence is reused across every framework you carry — the second regulation costs a fraction of the first.
- Shared control library across 30+ frameworks
- Evidence collected once, linked everywhere it applies
- Overlap surfaced so you implement once, satisfy many
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Tied to the systems, not a binder
Obligations connect to live evidence from your cloud, code and identity systems — provable on the day a supervisor asks, not reconstructed after.
- Requirements linked to continuously synced evidence
- Gaps visible the moment a control drifts
- Audit-ready exports per framework
04
Resilience and reporting, operationalized
Incident reporting timelines, resilience testing and oversight obligations are tracked as live work — with risk and vendors in the same system.
- Incident and reporting obligations tracked to deadline
- Operational resilience testing planned against evidence
- Third-party and ICT risk in the same register
What's included
Platform modules working together
This solution runs on the same system of record as everything else — add modules later without re-platforming.
Controls
Implement once, satisfy many
One control library, mapped across ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR and 20+ frameworks — the same evidence reused everywhere.
Evidence Vault
Never chase a screenshot again
Evidence collected continuously from your systems, versioned, tagged and linked to controls automatically.
Audits
Walk in already prepared
Plan internal and external audits against evidence that already exists, on a calendar the whole team can see.
Policies
Keep every policy acknowledged
AI-assisted drafting, versioning, approvals and acknowledgements, mapped to the controls they satisfy.
Works with
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Request a demo
See it on your own data.
A walkthrough tailored to this use case, with your questions answered by practitioners.
- 45 minutes, tailored to the frameworks and use cases you care about
- Answers from practitioners, not a sales script
- Leave with a concrete rollout plan — or a clear no-fit
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which regulations does Noru cover beyond SOC 2 and ISO?
DORA, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, GDPR and Nordic sector regulators, alongside SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS and 30+ frameworks in total. Controls map once and reuse evidence across all of them.
We already have ISO 27001. How much extra work is DORA or NIS2?
Far less than starting over. Because controls and evidence are shared, adding DORA or NIS2 reuses what your ISO program already collects — Noru surfaces the overlap, and only the genuinely new requirements need work.
Do you handle sector-specific regulators?
Yes. Sector regulations — including Nordic financial and critical-infrastructure rules — live in the same control library and map onto your existing evidence the same way generic frameworks do.
How current is the evidence when a regulator asks?
Evidence is synced continuously from your systems and linked to the requirements it satisfies, so framework status reflects reality on the day — not a snapshot reconstructed before an examination.