Everything the platform does lands in one place: a workspace for your organisation that shows the live estate
rather than a report about it. Here it is, feature by feature.
ORGANISATIONNordic Bridge ShippingSearchCtrl KLiveAsk your vCISOCompleteNBS01
Welcome back, NBS01
Compliance posture, live signals and bandwidth.
Overview
OverviewYour workspace at a glanceEstateRouters, machines and devicesSecurityThreats, findings and responseComplianceNIS2 posture, deadlines and riskResilienceBackup, recovery and incidentsWorkforcePeople, access and training
214People96%Trained this year6Admin accounts1Access review due
RECENT ACCESS CHANGES
Leaver: accounts closedOslo office · same dayDoneAdmin rights grantedRotterdam IT · approvedLoggedAwareness courseCrew intake, 18 people18/18
01 Dashboards
One workspace, six views of it
Overview, Estate, Security, Compliance, Resilience and Workforce. The same live estate, arranged for the question somebody is asking today, and only the views your plan includes.
Switch views without leaving the page
Every tile is the live figure, not last month's
A view the plan does not include is not shown
Compliance86%
Security
Overview12Routers128Machines7Stopped
02 The Voyage
Watch a connection run the gauntlet
An animated walk-through of what happens to a message between the internet and a machine: the edge, the intelligence check, the inspectors, and the moment a bad one is stopped.
Vessels, offices and plants around your organisation, each gateway named and typed the way you think of it, with the ones that need attention standing out.
Ships, offices and plants, not serial numbers
Name and type your own sites
See what is online at a glance
MV Aurora Oslo office Rotterdam, failed over MV Kestrel
04 Bandwidth
Every link measured
Traffic per site and per internet link, satellite, 5G and fibre side by side, and per device where you switch it on. On a metered link, the difference between a guess and a figure is money.
Per site, per link, and optionally per device
Which link is carrying the load right now
Guest and crew vouchers counted separately
BANDWIDTH last 24 h Fibre 5G Satellite
05 Registers
Registers that fill themselves
Policies, risks, suppliers, incidents, training and the rest of what NIS2 and the maritime rules ask for, kept up to date from what the platform actually saw, and exportable when an auditor calls.
Posture per register, and what falls due next
Evidence from the platform, not from memory
NIS2 and IMO E26/E27 side by side
REGISTERS 16 kept for you
PoliciesRisksSuppliersIncidentsTrainingCryptoAssetsAccessBackupPhysicalKPIsSecure dev
NIS2 posture 86%
06 Incidents
The reporting clock, started for you
From the moment an incident is opened, the deadlines run on screen: the early warning at 24 hours, the notification at 72, the final report at a month, each drafted for you to approve.
Early warning draftedReady for your approvalReview
07 Resilience
Backups you can prove
Last night's backup for every machine, the vault they land in, and the recovery drills on the calendar, so "we have backups" becomes something you can show.
Per machine, with the one that missed standing out
Recovery drills scheduled and recorded
Evidence for the continuity register
LAST NIGHT'S BACKUPSBridge workstation02:14File server01:02Crew laptop 703:40Terminal PCRetrying Restore drill passed May
08 Your vCISO
Ask from the page you are on
On the plans with a vCISO, a request is one button away from wherever you are in the workspace: pick what it is about, fill in a short guided form, and follow it until it is done.
Guided forms for each kind of request
Status you can follow, not an inbox
Every answer kept with the register it touches
REQUEST Supplier assessmentWe are onboarding a new satellite provider. Can you assess them?Yes. We will send the questionnaire today and add them to your supplier register. In progress
See it with your own estate in it
We can walk you through the workspace on a call, with the parts that matter to your organisation first.
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