NIS2 asks what's running now, not what you scanned then
✅ A service passes every check on release day.
📦 It runs untouched for eight months. Nothing needs changing.
📰 In month five, a weakness is published in one of its libraries.
🔍 The team hears about it in the annual audit, three months later.
Nobody did anything wrong. The team that could have switched it off never saw the cost.
A team should own the security of the service it runs. In practice, gaps often surface only during an audit, and the responsibility lands with the security team, who didn't build the service and can't fix it.
Checks that keep running after release
Visible to the team, trackable for security
Findings go to the team that runs the service, which has the authority to fix them. Your security team sees the same picture across all teams, so oversight no longer waits for an audit.
Checks what's actually running, ranked
Production software is checked continuously, including vendor and third-party components. Each component gets a health score, so patching becomes a ranked list. The checks also confirm that what runs is what you built.
Evidence for NIS2 and the CRA, kept in the EU
Findings are mapped to your framework and can be exported as audit evidence. Results stay in EU-controlled infrastructure, with no US-headquartered subprocessors.
Where it makes the most difference
Applications that don't ship every day.
Every week without a release is a week in which newly published weaknesses go unnoticed by your pipeline. The less often an application ships, the more it gains from checks in production.
Software you didn't build
Vendor products and third-party components run in the same production as your own code. You can't patch them yourselves, but you need to know when they need patching, so you can take it up with the vendor.
Organisations under NIS2 or the CRA.
Both expect ongoing oversight of what runs, not a record of the last scan. Findings are mapped to your framework and can be exported as audit evidence.
Try it on your real software for 14 days
Your effort: 30 minutes to connect. After that, the time goes into patching, not finding.
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A 30-minute call to understand your setup and compliance target, and connect your environment.
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Your first health scores within 24 hours, on your real software.
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A compliance gap report mapped to your framework.
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After 14 days: subscribe, extend the trial, or leave with the report.
Easy to start at a flat price
How you start
Entigo Artefact Intelligence extends the checks you already run at release into production. Your delivery pipeline stays as it is.
How you leave
If you decide not to subscribe after the 14-day trial, you still keep the compliance gap report from the trial. It shows where your environment stands against NIS2 or the CRA, so the trial is useful either way. Your scan data is then deleted from our systems within 30 days.
The first scan is usually a surprise
When a team first sees what's running in production, the list is usually longer than expected, and much of it is software nobody on the team wrote: base images, libraries, vendor products. That's not a failure of the team. It's what a release-day scan can't show.
Erki Arus
Platform implementation lead,
[PLACEHOLDER] Our first scan found weaknesses in services we hadn't released for months, most of them in software we didn't write. Now each team sees its own list, ranked, and security sees all of it without waiting for the audit.
See your cost while you can still change it
Jürgen Käsper
Business Development
Focused on your goals, timeline, and commercial context. They'll map Entigo's value to your specific organisation and make sure the conversation moves at the right pace.
Rein Remmel
CEO
A technical expert who can go deep on architecture, compliance requirements, Kubernetes internals, CI/CD pipelines, and integration patterns: whatever matters most to your engineering team.
Bring one approval process to a 30-minute demo session. We'll show you which parts a platform could check and which still need a person.
What to expect:
- Bring one production environment. In 30 minutes we go over your setup and compliance target, and connect it.
- Leave with your own results. You get your first health scores within 24 hours, ranked by what needs attention first, and a 14-day trial with a gap report you keep either way.
If you'd like your security owner to join, feel free to forward the calendar invite.
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