For essential and important entities under NIS2, and for manufacturers of products with digital elements. The ten Article 21 measures, the incident deadlines and your product files in one platform — with GDPR included.
Laws included
NIS2, CRA and GDPR — switched on from day one
Who it is for
Essential and important entities in the NIS2 sectors, and manufacturers heading for the Cyber Resilience Act
Why now
NIS2 is enforced today; CRA reporting duties start in September 2026, full requirements in December 2027
The pack is the full LandingRed platform with these laws switched on. The other regulations stay out of sight until you need them.
The measures, deadlines and files these three laws ask for — in one workspace.
Document each Article 21 risk-management measure with its evidence and its owner.
Early warning in 24 hours, notification in 72, final report — tracked with legal clocks.
Product risk assessment, the Annex I essential requirements and vulnerability notifications, per product.
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.
The sector lists plus a size line decide most cases, and some entities are covered regardless of size. The free scope check gives you an orientation; the final call deserves verification.
Reporting duties for actively exploited vulnerabilities start in September 2026. The full requirements apply from December 2027.
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.
Answer seven plain questions and see which laws apply to you — then try the platform free for 7 days.