Published On: 21. May 2026

Action, Not Just Words – Compliance Execution for NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001

A comprehensive guide

Today, compliance on paper takes time, ties up resources, and still does not provide adequate protection against real risks. Policies are written, audit files are maintained, certifications are obtained—and yet access permissions continue to grow unchecked, former employees’ accounts remain active for weeks, and SoD conflicts aren’t noticed until the next audit, by which time they’ve long since taken effect. This gap between requirements and actual practice is measurable: 80 percent of all data breaches are due to excessive or outdated access permissions, 46 percent involve orphaned accounts, and 61 percent of compliance teams can barely keep up with regulatory complexity.

Compliance Execution offers a systematic solution. Requirements from NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001:2022, or the Cyber Resilience Act are no longer merely documented, but are consistently modeled, directly linked to operational processes, and automatically enforced—during day-to-day operations rather than during an audit sprint. This creates a closed-loop cycle of Detect, Correct, and Prove, which finally bridges the historically separate worlds of GRC, operational IT, and security.

In this comprehensive white paper, you’ll learn how Compliance Execution enables the operational implementation of key requirements under current regulations: from structured requirements modeling to continuous controls monitoring and automated remediation, all the way to audit-ready recertifications. We demonstrate in a practical way how BAYOOSOFT Themis and the BAYOOSOFT Access Manager bring together the three layers—requirements, processes, and execution—into a single, end-to-end platform. With self-service for business units, fully automated joiner-mover-leaver processes, and a seamless audit trail extending into Active Directory, SharePoint, file servers, and third-party systems.

Learn how to shorten onboarding times by up to 67 percent, reduce identity-related incidents by 78 percent, and shift audit preparations from crisis mode to routine operations. This transforms documented compliance into active compliance execution—measurably more effective, significantly less burdensome for teams, and finally aligned with the regulatory reality of 2026.

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