NIS2 is in force and regulators are already running inspections. At IOAS we built Audrix — a single system that ties NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001 and the Slovak Act 69/2018 into one workflow, so that compliance stops being a project and becomes a process. The first 20 organisations get free access through our ticket system.

Why we built it

After watching for a year how Slovak companies and institutions cope with the new legislation — NIS2, GDPR, Act 69/2018, Decree 362/2018, the new Act 366/2024 and its Decree 227/2025 (Slovak national laws on cybersecurity) — we kept seeing the same pattern everywhere: Excel spreadsheets, an expensive external consultant and panic three weeks before the audit. Global GRC platforms do not cover Slovak legislation, they lack direct reporting to NBÚ (the Slovak National Security Authority), ÚOOÚ (the Slovak Data Protection Office) and SK-CERT (the national CSIRT), and they do not recognise Slovak personal-data formats (national ID numbers, IBAN SK, company ID, tax ID).

So at IOAS we decided to build Audrix — not yet another tool, but a single system that simplifies the entire process. Instead of five applications, three consultants and fifteen spreadsheets, you get one workflow.

Audit-ready. Every day.

Audrix doesn’t treat compliance as a one-off project before an audit. It treats it as a continuous state — controls run, evidence is collected automatically, and your compliance score is available 24/7. When NBÚ, ÚOOÚ or an accredited auditor shows up, the audit package is one click away.

A typical journey looks like this:

Day Milestone What happens
1 Onboarding Scope, integrations, team
7 Gap analysis Where you stand today
21 Remediation Policies, controls, evidence
35 Internal audit A dry run before the real one
45 Audit-ready Ready for NBÚ / ÚOOÚ

For organisations that already hold ISO 27001 or SOC 2, cross-framework mapping typically cuts this down to 15–25 days.

Four regulations. One system.

Controls are mapped automatically across frameworks — do the work once, satisfy several obligations:

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