Protect Market Access, Reputation, and Operational Continuity in the EU
Proactive Risk Management for Europe’s Most Demanding Regulatory Environment
Expanding and operating within the EU Single Market exposes organisations to significant digital, operational, and regulatory risk.
Europe enforces the world’s strictest digital regulatory framework—where failures in cybersecurity, data protection, or operational resilience can lead to:
Fines reaching hundreds of millions or billions of euros
Mandatory incident disclosures within 24–72 hours
Executive liability and supervisory intervention
Reputational damage and loss of market access
EuroBridge Consulting helps international organisations identify, reduce, and manage these risks—transforming regulatory pressure into structured, defensible resilience.
Digital Regulatory Risk
Understand the Risk Before Regulators Do
EU digital regulations impose continuous obligations, not one-time compliance exercises.
Key regulatory risk drivers include:
GDPR — data protection, cross-border transfers, breach reporting
NIS2 — cybersecurity governance, supply-chain risk, leadership accountability
DORA — ICT risk management, testing, third-party oversight
CRA & EU AI Act — product security and algorithmic accountability
With cumulative GDPR fines exceeding €5.88 billion and increasing enforcement under NIS2 and DORA, regulatory exposure is now a core business risk.
EuroBridge helps you quantify, prioritise, and actively manage this exposure.
Risk Assessments
Identify and Prioritise Digital Risk Across Your EU Operations
Risk assessments are a mandatory foundation under NIS2 and DORA and a best practice under GDPR.
EuroBridge conducts comprehensive assessments aligned with:
ISO 27001
NIST
ENISA guidance
Our methodology:
Identifies critical assets, data, systems, and dependencies
Evaluates threats, vulnerabilities, and attack paths
Assesses likelihood, impact, and regulatory consequences
Produces risk registers aligned to EU supervisory expectations
Risk-Based Control Selection
We apply a risk-based approach—ensuring resources are deployed where they reduce the most exposure.
Deliverables include:
Prioritised remediation plans
Control recommendations mapped to EU regulations
Clear justification for investment decisions
Board-ready reporting
High-impact risks such as ransomware, supply-chain compromise, and data breaches are addressed through layered preventive, detective, and recovery controls.
Continuous Risk Management
EU regulators increasingly expect ongoing risk management, not annual assessments.
EuroBridge provides:
Continuous threat intelligence
Post-incident reassessments
Supply-chain and third-party risk reviews
Regular risk updates aligned with regulatory change
Cybersecurity & Resilience Planning
Build Defensible Security Programs That Withstand Scrutiny
Cybersecurity planning is no longer optional. NIS2 and DORA require documented, tested, and auditable security measures.
EuroBridge develops tailored security and resilience programs covering:
Governance, roles, and accountability
Network and system security architecture
Vulnerability and patch management
Incident detection and response
Business continuity integration
Alignment With NIS2 & DORA Obligations
We ensure plans explicitly address:
NIS2 risk management measures
DORA ICT risk frameworks
Testing, reporting, and third-party risk requirements
Sector-specific supervisory guidance
All documentation is structured to support audits, inspections, and enforcement reviews.
From Planning to Execution
EuroBridge supports implementation through:
Security roadmap governance
Tool and vendor selection
Awareness and training programs
Managed security services
Fractional CISO support
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery (BCP/DR)
Ensure Operational Resilience Across EU Operations
Operational disruption is both a business risk and a regulatory violation under DORA and NIS2.
EuroBridge designs BCP/DR frameworks that:
Identify critical services and dependencies
Define recovery time and recovery point objectives
Address cyber, infrastructure, and supplier disruptions
Protect EU market operations during crises
Regulatory-Compliant Recovery Capabilities
Our frameworks meet:
DORA resilience and testing requirements
NIS2 continuity and backup obligations
Supervisory expectations for evidence and documentation
We design, document, and test recovery strategies that regulators accept—not just internal stakeholders.
Testing & Continuous Improvement
We support:
Tabletop and simulation exercises
Technical recovery testing
Plan updates following organisational change
Lessons-learned integration after incidents
Incident Reporting & Regulatory Response
Meet Mandatory 24-Hour EU Reporting Requirements
EU regulations impose strict reporting timelines:
NIS2 — early warning within 24 hours
GDPR — breach notification within 72 hours
DORA — major ICT incident reporting
Failure to report correctly is itself a regulatory breach.
EuroBridge ensures your organisation responds accurately, timely, and credibly.
Brussels-Based Incident Coordination
We provide:
24/7 incident reporting support
Incident classification and threshold assessment
Regulatory notification preparation and submission
Coordination with supervisory authorities
Our Brussels presence ensures proper protocol, language, and escalation control.
Documentation, Liaison & Follow-Up
We support:
Root cause analysis documentation
Remediation and corrective action plans
Regulatory communications and clarifications
Post-incident supervisory engagement