NIS2 · For essential and important entities

Watch your suppliers on the dark web.

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What is OwlyScan?

OwlyScan is a deep and dark web monitoring platform. It indexes documents in every format and language, watches your company and your suppliers, and turns hits into alerts and audit-ready reports.

Continuous watch on you, your suppliers, and their subcontractors
Credentials, contracts, source code, databases, mentions, and more
Alerts and reports you can show to auditors, customers, and IR teams

How OwlyScan maps to the requirements

Name who you must protect

Your organisation, direct suppliers, and critical subcontractors enter the watch list.
OwlyScan monitors underground sources

Leaks, dumps, forums, and marketplaces are indexed; AI filters what concerns your perimeter.
Keep proof for auditors and IR

Alerts and audit-ready reports document that supply-chain exposure watch is running.

Which requirements OwlyScan covers

Final qualification of any requirement rests with the assessor or auditor.

Where OwlyScan covers the requirement

Ref	Domain	What the framework asks	Coverage	How OwlyScan helps
Art. 21(2)(d) & 21(3)	Supply chain security	Manage cybersecurity risk in relationships with direct suppliers and service providers, including their vulnerabilities and practices.	Covered	Continuous deep and dark web monitoring of named suppliers and subcontractors, with alerts and reports for the supplier risk file.

Where OwlyScan supports the requirement

Ref	Domain	What the framework asks	Coverage	How OwlyScan helps
Art. 21(2)(b)	Incident handling	Detect, analyse, contain, and respond to cybersecurity incidents.	Supports	Early external signal when credentials or documents appear on the dark web; sourced findings for analysis. Not containment or SOC tooling.
Art. 21(2)(a)	Risk analysis	Policies on risk analysis and information system security.	Supports	Objective exposure evidence of what actually circulates about you and your chain: input to risk analysis beyond self-attestation.
Art. 21(2)(f)	Effectiveness of measures	Policies and procedures to assess the effectiveness of cybersecurity risk-management measures.	Supports	Audit-ready monitoring reports document that supply-chain and self exposure watch is operational over time.
Art. 23	Incident reporting	Report significant incidents to competent authorities within mandated timelines.	Supports	Timestamped artefacts for the narrative and timeline. Does not file notifications.
Art. 21(2)(c)	Business continuity / crisis	Business continuity, backup, disaster recovery, and crisis management.	Supports	Faster awareness of exfiltration can reduce time-to-decision. Not a BCP or backup product.

Before, during, and after an incident

NIS2 incident handling is more than a procedure. External leak signals often arrive first on the dark web.

Before

Continuous monitoring of you and suppliers reduces blind spots before a significant incident is declared.

During

Alerts when credentials or documents appear underground feed detection and analysis under Art. 21(2)(b).

After

Investigation mode scopes what was published, about whom, and since when, with sources for the file and for Art. 23 narrative support.

OwlyScan does not isolate hosts, run your SOC, or file notifications with authorities.

Proof you can show

Outputs designed for CISOs, compliance, procurement, and incident responders.

Continuous alerts on first relevant mention
Audit-ready monitoring reports
Supplier exposure views for risk files
Sourced findings for investigation and remediation

Who uses this mapping

CISOs and security leaders
Compliance and risk teams
Procurement and supplier risk
MSSPs supporting in-scope entities
CSIRT and remediation teams

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