Your IT Environment, Audit-Ready
Compliance frameworks require you to know your IT environment — what's there, what's happening, and what's deviating. Insight gives you that visibility.
The Cybersecurity Act Is Here
Sweden's Cybersecurity Act (2025:1506), implementing the EU NIS2 directive, has been in effect since January 15, 2026. Organizations in 18 sectors must demonstrate continuous monitoring, logging, and incident response capabilities.
- Energy, transport, banking, healthcare, digital infrastructure, public sector, and more
- Sweden chose the "whole-entity approach" — your entire organization is in scope
- Penalties up to €10M or 2% of global annual revenue
What Frameworks Require — and How Insight Delivers
Centralized Logging
Frameworks require logs to be collected, stored, and protected from all systems
Automatically collects logs from Windows Event Log, Linux journald, syslog, and network devices into a single location
Asset & Software Inventory
Organizations must maintain a current inventory of all hardware and software
Auto-discovers servers, clients, network devices, and installed software. Continuously updated.
Continuous Monitoring
The IT environment must be monitored around the clock to detect anomalies
Monitors the entire IT stack 24/7 with 1-second resolution — servers, network, containers, applications
Anomaly & Threat Detection
Deviations and security events must be detected and evaluated
AI-driven analysis and 70+ MITRE ATT&CK mapped detection rules identify threats and anomalies, correlating events across your entire environment
Incident Support & Evidence
Incidents must be reported within 24–72 hours with a timeline and supporting evidence
Provides logs, metrics, and alerts in a unified timeline — ready-made evidence for incident reports
Network Monitoring
Network infrastructure must be monitored and secured
SNMP polling, topology mapping, bandwidth analysis — full visibility from switch to router
Security Event Detection
NIS2 Art. 21 requires risk management measures including security event detection and incident handling
70+ MITRE ATT&CK mapped rules detect brute force, AV disabled, log clearing, privilege escalation, and more. Attack chain correlation groups related events into incidents.
Frameworks We Help You Address
NIS2 / Cybersecurity Act
In effect since January 15, 2026 for Swedish organizations in 18 sectors. "Whole-entity approach" — the entire organization is in scope.
Risk management (Art. 21), security monitoring, incident detection, asset inventory
ISO 27001:2022
International standard, often required in contracts and procurement processes.
A.8.15 (logging), A.8.16 (monitoring), A.5.9 (asset inventory), A.8.20 (network security)
GDPR
Applies to all EU/EEA operations handling personal data.
Art. 32 (technical safeguards), Art. 33 (early detection for faster breach notification), Art. 30 (asset inventory supports ROPA)
DORA
EU regulation for the financial sector, in effect since January 2025.
Art. 8 (ICT asset identification), Art. 9–10 (continuous monitoring, detection), Art. 17 (incident reporting)
PCI DSS 4.0
Required for organizations handling card payment data.
Req 10 (logging all access), Req 11 (network monitoring), log retention (1 year)
SOC 2
Trust Services standard, increasingly common internationally.
CC7.1 (system monitoring), CC7.2 (anomaly detection), CC7.3–7.4 (incident response)
Your Data Never Leaves Your Network
Insight runs 100% on-premise — your monitoring data stays in your data center. Relevant for GDPR, NIS2, and organizations with classified networks. Air-gap support for fully isolated environments.
Performance and Security Visibility in Minutes
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