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Diagnosis
GAP analysis, interviews and review of public sources.
ZKS · NIS2 · GDPR · EU AI Act
NIS2 and ZKS compliance for every regulated entity and critical infrastructure operator
Cybersecurity powered by artificial intelligence
- ZKS in force from 13.02.2026
- Fines up to EUR 10,000,000
- Personal liability of management
€0M
max. fine
13.02.2026
ZKS in force
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Art. 22 measures
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AI monitoring
Regulatory framework
ZKS / NIS2
GDPR
EU AI Act
ISO 27001
Regulatory focus
Legislative deadlines and risks
ZKS in force from 13.02.2026
The law is in force. Municipalities and critical infrastructure are obligated entities from day one.
Fines up to EUR 10,000,000
Non-compliance – fines up to EUR 10M or 2% of turnover under Art. 29 ZKS.
Personal liability of management
Mayor / director – personal fine EUR 500–5,000 under Art. 29 ZKS, regardless of organisational sanctions.
Key reasons why cybersecurity is critical
Protection of personal and sensitive dataPrevents the theft of personal information, health records, passwords and financial data.
Economic stabilityCyber attacks can cause huge financial losses for businesses and disrupt supply chains, which makes investment in security essential for companies' survival.
Security of critical infrastructurePublic services, power plants, transport systems and communication networks (such as EuroQCI in the EU) rely on cyber protection to operate without interruption.
Preventing cybercrime and espionageProtects intellectual property and state secrets from foreign intelligence services or criminal groups.
Trust and reputationIt is vital for organisations to maintain their customers' trust by ensuring their data is kept safe.
Ready for a ZKS audit?
Contact us for an initial consultation or run a free AI scan of your public website.
Why choose us
Cybersecurity enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI) enables organisations to achieve full compliance with regulatory requirements without compromising on speed or security. In 2026, adopting AI is no longer just an advantage but a necessity for meeting strict standards such as the EU AI Act and the GDPR.
- NIS2 / ZKS compliance
- AI-powered risk management
- ISO 27001 aligned processes
This is how AI is transforming risk and compliance management
Continuous real-time monitoring: Unlike traditional periodic audits, AI enables “always-on” oversight, automatically identifying policy violations and behavioural anomalies.
Automated vulnerability management: AI systems scan networks for weak spots and prioritise risks based on their potential impact, helping you comply with standards such as ISO 27001.
Rapid incident response: AI automates actions when a threat occurs (such as isolating compromised systems), reducing response time and minimising damage – a key requirement for incident reporting.
Precision and fewer human errors: Natural language processing (NLP) tools interpret complex regulatory texts and map them to the company's internal controls, reducing manual work by up to 50%.
EU AI Act compliance: The new regulations require providers of high-risk AI systems to ensure transparency, cybersecurity and accountability. Specialised AI security frameworks help businesses in Bulgaria meet these criteria ahead of the 2026 deadlines.
Methodology
How we work
Structured audit and roadmap – from day one to full compliance.
1
Diagnosis
GAP analysis, interviews and review of public sources.
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Report
Prioritised risks, measures and deadlines under Art. 22 ZKS.
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Roadmap
30/90-day plan with clear ownership and budget.
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Support
Monitoring, mini-audits and hotline with subscription.
Packages
Choose from our service packages
Most popular
Standard
from€4,500
- Remote, 1 day
- Meeting within 7 days
- Full report, 20–40 pages
- 90-day roadmap and presentation
Full
from€8,000
- Remote, 3 days
- Meeting within 20 days
- Full report, 20–40 pages
- 90-day roadmap and presentation
- Technical test
- Training
- Regulatory report for the MIDT (ZKS supervisory authority)
Contact us!
Discover how you can achieve your security and compliance goals with us.
Address
6 Monsignor Angelo Roncalli St.
8231 Nesebar, Burgas Province, Bulgaria
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