ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 and the EU AI Act on one control set. Teddy reads your program where it lives, audits it continuously and prepares the board update. You make the calls.

Every framework has its own spreadsheet, every stakeholder has a question, and the board wants one clear answer. Since NIS2, management is personally accountable for it.
ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 and the EU AI Act run on the same controls.
Under NIS2, management signs off. Teddy gives them a clear status and keeps the records.
Agents handle evidence, policy updates and questionnaires. Your team reviews and decides.
Policies in Confluence, evidence in SharePoint, tasks in a SaaS tool, questions in Slack. You paste documents into ChatGPT or Claude, spend tokens and hours, and still don’t know what current best practice is. Teddy works in your system of record: it reads Confluence and SharePoint, finds the gaps and rolls the fixes back out once you approve.
Jana · CEOBoard meeting Thursday. Can I get our status by Wednesday?
Tom · SalesCustomer asks if we are DORA compliant. Are we?
Eva · LegalDoes the AI Act apply to our support chatbot?
AuditorEvidence for A.8.13 is still missing.
Max · EngineeringWhich MFA policy is current, Confluence or SharePoint?
Teddy connects to where your program already lives, audits it continuously and keeps everyone working in their own tools.
Teddy reads your program where it already lives: Confluence, SharePoint, your cloud and identity tools. Nothing has to move first.
ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2 and the EU AI Act map onto shared controls. Evidence collected once counts everywhere it applies.
Teddy audits the whole program on a schedule and turns every finding into an owned task. You see what changed, not a new spreadsheet.
When the AI Act or another rule arrives, Teddy checks what applies to you and how much your existing controls already cover.
Approved changes go back into Confluence and SharePoint, so everyone keeps working in the tools they know.
Risk exposure, estimated risks, changes, recommendations and what was achieved, prepared from live data and ready for your review.
Ask in plain language. Teddy answers from your live program and does the work. For audits, migrations and complex programs, our compliance engineers are one message away.
Ask TeddyWhat changed? What does the board need? Teddy knows your frameworks, controls and evidence.
Agents do the workAudits, drafts, evidence and supplier checks arrive ready for your approval, each with its source.
Our team backs you upCompliance engineers help with audits, certification bodies and moving off your current tool.
Our compliance engineers import your controls, policies, risks and evidence and lead the cutover. Your documents can stay in Confluence and SharePoint.
“As a CISO I had a SaaS GRC tool. It tracked tasks, but before every board meeting I still spent days working out our risk exposure and what had changed. Teddy prepares that from the systems where our program actually lives.”Sven MoritzCo-founder, Teddy · former CISO
It can. Many teams move their program into Teddy with help from our compliance engineers. Teddy also works alongside your existing documentation in Confluence and SharePoint.
No. Teddy reads them where they are and writes approved changes back, so your teams keep working in their own tools.
Risk exposure and estimated risks, changes since the last meeting, recommendations and the decisions needed, and what was achieved. Every figure links to its source.
Teddy checks which obligations apply to your company, maps them onto your existing controls and shows exactly what is missing.
Start with a live gap audit on your own program.
A full gap audit once a year, and days of manual work before every board meeting.
Gap audits across every framework every week, and the board update prepared in minutes from live data.
Teddy was built by former CISOs and GRC managers. Even with a GRC tool, days went into working out risk exposure and what had changed before every board meeting. Teddy prepares that from the systems where your program actually lives.
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