Prepare a NIS2 filing
Run the scenario-based risk analysis, validate the treatment, then review the four pre-filled official ILR templates before you submit them.
Cyber pack
Cyber agents and the Risk module, added to your Torus instance.
The cyber pack is added to the Torus platform. It brings agents that rely on cybersecurity and data protection frameworks managed by Torus, an incident tracking space and the Risk module, our scenario-based risk analysis.
Pack contents
Four agents, incident tracking and the Risk module.
Each agent has a precise mission, works read-only and cites its sources. Deliverables remain drafts that your team reviews and adopts.
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Risk analysis
Risk scenarios fitted to your context, rating of current and target risk, treatment plan, PDF and Excel reports, pre-filled ILR NIS2 templates.
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Cyber framework advisor
Answers cybersecurity and data protection questions from the frameworks managed by Torus, citing every source.
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Policy and procedure writer
Prepares structured, sourced drafts of policies, procedures and internal rules, meant for human review and adoption.
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Gap analysis agent
Compares your organisation's context against a framework managed by Torus and produces a detailed, traceable Excel workbook.
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Incident response and GDPR agent
Opens an incident tracking space: qualification questions, tracked deadlines, leads on the competent authorities and documents to prepare. No legal decision, no automatic transmission.
Use cases
What the cyber pack takes on.
Write a policy
Get a first sourced draft of a policy, a standard or a procedure, then adapt it and have it adopted internally.
Handle an incident
Track the questions to settle, the notification deadlines and the documents to prepare, without any decision being taken for you.
Guardrails
Frameworks managed by Torus, separate from your documents.
The pack's agents work on a reference corpus maintained by Torus. Your documents stay in your own bases, with your own rights.
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The pack's framework bases are managed by Torus and invisible without the pack.
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Superseded versions of a framework are never cited by default as if they were in force.
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The writer produces drafts that require human validation; that requirement cannot be switched off.
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Incident tracking prepares the work; it does not legally qualify an incident and sends no notification.
Security & data
Your own instance, hosted in France.
Every client gets their own Torus Torus instance, operated by Torus at OVHcloud in France. Your documents and their index never leave it.
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One dedicated instance per client: no data is shared with another client.
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Documents, text extraction and the search index stay inside your instance.
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To answer, only the question and the retrieved excerpts reach the AI model, under a ZDR (Zero Data Retention) contract.
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Access is granted knowledge base by knowledge base, according to each user's role.
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Answers cite their sources, and deliverables still require human validation.
See the cyber pack on a real case.
A risk analysis to run, a policy to write or an incident to track: let's start from your need.