For financial entities and the IT providers that serve them. Keep the Register of Information, the incident clocks and your vendor risk in one platform — with GDPR and NIS2 included.
Laws included
DORA, GDPR and NIS2 — switched on from day one
Who it is for
Financial entities under DORA Article 2, and ICT providers that serve the financial sector
Why now
DORA applies since 17 January 2025, and NIS2 is enforced by national authorities today
The pack is the full LandingRed platform with these laws switched on. The other regulations stay out of sight until you need them.
The registers, clocks and records these three laws ask for — in one workspace.
Keep the DORA register of your ICT third-party providers up to date, and export it when the supervisor asks.
ICT incidents under DORA and NIS2 with the legal deadlines counting down, plus GDPR breach timelines.
Contracts, certificates and risk assessments per provider, with public threat signals for each vendor domain.
Records of processing activities, the breach register and controller instructions, in the same workspace.
One door in, less noise, and a platform that grows with you.
You see the laws you bought, not all seven. Menus stay small and every screen is relevant.
Requirements are cross-mapped: one documented control satisfies every law in the pack that asks for it.
When the AI Act or another law reaches you, it switches on in the same platform. No migration, no new tool.
An immutable audit trail records every change, and reports export to PDF.
No. DORA covers a broad set of financial entities — insurers, investment and payment firms among them — and its reach extends to ICT providers through their contracts.
Yes. Every regulation is already in the platform. Adding one is a setting, not a migration.
No. It is a tool that keeps your registers, deadlines and evidence in order. It is not legal advice and it does not certify compliance.
Pricing follows your company size and the laws you switch on — never the number of documents. Talk to us for a written offer.
Answer seven plain questions and see which laws apply to you — then try the platform free for 7 days.