What Quvant analyzes
From the first applicability score to critical event analysis and compliance reporting.
Scope & Inventory
Quvant analyzes your asset inventory and returns an applicability score for EU AI Act, NIS2, and DORA. Every customer's first question: does this regulation apply to me?
Critical operational event analysis
Multi-model analysis cycle on critical IT events with evidence chain, confidence band, and full audit trail. Output: verdict JSON + evidence pack.
Digital Risk Assessment
Analysis of configurations, policies, and access control. Output: risk score with intervention priorities and a verifiable action plan.
Compliance Reporting
Monthly report for NIS2, EU AI Act, ISO 27001. Verifiable PDF export, ready for external auditors. Readiness certificate included.
The frameworks we cover
For each framework: what it requires, what the organization is exposed to, and how Quvant produces defensible evidence.
EU AI Act
The European regulation that classifies AI systems by risk level and imposes obligations proportionate to those who build or deploy them.
Fines up to €35M or 7% of global turnover for prohibited systems; mandatory market withdrawal and operational shutdown of non-compliant high-risk systems.
Applicability score across the asset inventory, per-system risk classification, and an evidence pack with readiness assessment ready for the technical file.
NIS2
The EU cybersecurity directive that extends risk-management and incident-notification obligations to a broad set of essential and important entities.
Fines up to €10M or 2% of turnover and direct accountability for management bodies; incident-notification duties within tight windows.
Critical operational event analysis with evidence chain and immutable audit trail, supporting incident notification and proof of the measures adopted.
DORA
The EU regulation on digital operational resilience for the financial sector: ICT risk governance, incident management, and third-party oversight.
Supervisory measures and penalties from competent authorities; operational blocks on unremediated ICT gaps and accountability over critical providers.
Digital Risk Assessment across configurations, policy, and access control, with a risk score, a verifiable action plan, and traceable evidence for the regulator.