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You don't get fined for the breach. You get fined for not proving you were ready.

Regulated environments don't just have to be secure — they have to prove it, on a deadline, to a regulator. We build the security and compliance layer that does both: catch what's happening across your estate, and produce the audit-ready evidence that shows you had detection, controls and records in place — mapped to DORA and NIS2.

Two questions run through everything here.

Detect
Can you catch it?

How much of what matters your stack can actually see — security events mapped to DORA's incident categories and MITRE ATT&CK. Where are the blind spots?

Prove
Can you prove it?

Are your logs immutable, time-stamped and tamper-evident — with a documented policy behind every requirement? Can you reconstruct an incident and defend it to the regulator?

Every engagement starts by measuring both gaps and ends by closing them — a validated detection scenario and audit-ready evidence at handover. Detect and prove is the thread through assessment, build, operations and training, and it's the language your board and your regulator both speak.

Security in a regulated environment is three things: catch it, prove it, defend it.

Catch it

SIEM detection, file integrity monitoring and vulnerability detection — mapped to the DORA event catalogue and MITRE ATT&CK. Know a security event happened, and what it touched.

Prove it

An immutable audit trail: write-once, time-stamped, tamper-evident logs, with documented policy behind every control. Under DORA and NIS2, evidence you can't tamper with is the difference between a finding and a fine.

Defend it

Gap analysis and remediation against DORA / NIS2, incident classification and reporting inside the 24h / 72h windows — and, for specialist audit and penetration testing, an authorized security partner.

What we deliver

Four ways to engage

The same lifecycle as everywhere at G2F — assessment, build, operations, training — focused on one question: when the regulator asks, can you detect it, prove it, and defend it?

01

Assess

DORA/NIS2 Compliance & Security Posture Assessment

Most regulated firms have controls. Far fewer can prove, on a deadline, that they caught an incident and had the evidence to back it. We measure the gap.

  • A gap analysis against DORA + RTS (and NIS2) — missing policies and priority, area by area.
  • A detection-coverage gap (DORA event categories, MITRE ATT&CK) and an audit-readiness gap.
  • A prioritized remediation roadmap with risk severity. Fixed scope, vendor-neutral.

02

Build

From design to running defence

A dashboard full of green isn't evidence. We build the detection that fires — and the tamper-evident record that stands up in an audit.

  • Wazuh SIEM + a DORA event catalogue — detection rules, file integrity monitoring, MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
  • Immutable logs (Loki + S3 WORM) and software supply-chain security — SBOM, image signing, admission policies.
  • Network hardening (CIS), Zero Trust mTLS/PKI, and a regulatory documentation package.

03

Operate

Security Monitoring & Compliance as a Service

Detection rots. Threats move, infrastructure changes, and last year's rules stop catching this year's incidents.

  • Ongoing SIEM tuning and incident classification & reporting (DORA 24h / 72h windows).
  • Periodic compliance review against DORA/NIS2 drift; vulnerability management (Trivy, Wazuh, SBOM refresh).
  • Regulator-ready reporting. Setup and retainer — not a 24/7 managed SOC.

04

Train

Security & Compliance Enablement Workshop

The goal is that your team can extend the detection and defend the evidence without us in the room.

  • DORA / NIS2 enablement — ICT risk management, incident reporting, third-party oversight.
  • Secure-by-default and supply-chain hands-on — image security, SBOM, admission policies.
  • Secret-management practices. Workshop and certificate — usually alongside a build or assessment.

Built for DORA & NIS2 — vendor-neutral by design

We don't sell you a new security tool to replace the one you have — we assess what's there, map it to DORA and NIS2, and build what's missing on an open-source-first stack: Wazuh for detection, Loki and S3 WORM for tamper-evident logs, SBOM and image signing for the supply chain. No licence lock-in, no rip-and-replace. Where you already run Splunk or QRadar, we integrate. And we're clear about the line: G2F builds the technical and documentation layer and prepares you for audit — the formal certification audit and penetration testing are delivered by an authorized security partner. We build the evidence; we don't grade our own homework.

Delivered in production

Where we've done this

Security and compliance we've assessed, built and run — for banks, regulated payment platforms and SaaS scaleups.

KvaPay
BuildPayments

A Wazuh SIEM with a DORA event catalogue, immutable logs (Loki + S3 WORM) audit-ready for the regulator, and FortiGate firewall and jump-host hardening.

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BuildBanking

Software supply-chain security — SBOM, image scanning and Kubernetes security policies, with Zero Trust mTLS and automated PKI.

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AssessBanking

A regulatory-aware security and compliance context — banking regulator (NBS / ECB), audit trail, change traceability, and a secrets-management landscape review.

SoftPoint
BuildSaaS

Security hardening for a SaaS platform — WAF deployment, session stickiness and Cloudflare (Flowis platform).

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See where we've delivered

"Their team guided us through the analysis and design process, helping us transform those ideas into a robust, well-structured solution perfectly tailored to our needs. We see Grow2FIT as a reliable long-term partner bringing valuable experience and structure to our projects."

Marián Babušek Marián BabušekCEO, KvaPay

Can you prove you were ready? That's the first thing we check.

A DORA/NIS2 Compliance & Security Posture Assessment maps where you stand — your detection coverage, your audit-readiness, your gaps against the regulation — and gives you a prioritized roadmap. Fixed scope, vendor-neutral. Most first conversations take 30 minutes. No pitch, no deck.