Map once. Satisfy many.

A single control — multi-factor authentication on privileged access — maps to NIS2 Art. 21, DORA, ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST CSF 2.0, NIST SP 800-53, SOC 2 — and every other framework that asks for it — simultaneously.

EU Regulations

US & International Standards

What "full depth" means on every page

Each framework page answers the same questions in the same order: the obligation in plain terms, who it applies to, the clock, what it asks in operating terms — mapped to where TruSecure answers it — and a labeled sample of the artifact you would actually inspect.

The frameworks do not just coexist. One control library serves them all, so the work done for one is evidence for the next: the supply-chain page shows how one register feeds every regime that references third-party risk, and the coverage matrix shows the whole map on one inspectable page.

Start where your supervisor is

If a specific regime named you — NIS2, DORA, the EU AI Act — start with its page: the obligation and the clock first, then where the controls answer it. If you carry several at once, the crosswalk is the point of the whole family: every framework below reads one control library, so the second regime costs evidence, not a second program.