Cybersecurity at the organization level
Keep your organization cyber proof.
Trustbird brings risks, measures, suppliers and responsibilities together and keeps track of what needs attention. So you stay secure, and you can show that you meet standards and regulations.
Evidence for ISO 27001 NEN 7510 NIS2 Dutch Cybersecurity Act GDPR and whatever comes next
- Business risk first, the standard second
- Automated where it can be, human where it has to be
- One measure counts for every standard
Cybersecurity matters more every year. And it gets more complex.
What worked informally with twenty people no longer works with a hundred. There is more of everything:
- more systems
- more suppliers
- more data
- more employees
- more regulation
- higher customer demands
- greater dependence on IT
Loose spreadsheets, policy documents and a yearly check don't grow with that. The overview fades, and with it the confidence that you have things properly in hand.
Does this sound familiar?
An important customer asks for ISO 27001.
Or the security questionnaires from enterprise customers keep getting longer, and without a good answer you don't get through procurement.
NIS2 is about to apply to you.
You need to show appropriate technical and organizational measures, and your management has to stay on top of them.
You have grown, and the overview is gone.
More people, more suppliers, more systems. An incident now has real consequences for customers and revenue.
Someone once built an ISMS, but nobody maintains it.
Every audit is another search for documents and evidence, on top of the actual work.
From yearly security projects to continuously in control.
Cybersecurity is not a project with an end date. People come and go, suppliers change, systems are added. Trustbird keeps the cycle running.
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Understand
Map your organization, systems, data, suppliers and risks, in plain language.
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Protect
Decide which measures fit your risks, and who carries them out.
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Monitor
Trustbird tracks what needs to be reviewed or done again, and when.
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Prove
Evidence is collected and linked to the measures it belongs to.
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Improve
Incidents, changes and new risks lead to concrete improvements.
Trustbird keeps an eye on what needs attention.
You don't have to search Trustbird every day to find out what needs doing. Trustbird comes to you, with small, concrete actions and a clear owner.
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Access review due
Check whether these four employees still have the right access.
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Reassess a supplier
The yearly review of your hosting provider is coming up.
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Evidence has expired
The report of the last restore test is more than a year old. Is it still accurate?
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Finish a training
Two new employees have not yet completed the awareness training.
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Reassess a risk
This risk has not been looked at since the move to a new CRM.
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Approve a policy
The updated password policy is waiting for approval by management.
Automated where it can be, human where it has to be. Trustbird prepares work, flags deviations and gathers information. People remain responsible for the decisions.
One organization. Every standard.
Your organization doesn't change because a new standard comes along. That is why Trustbird first captures how your organization actually works: your processes, systems, data, people and suppliers. Then we map the requirements that apply to you onto it.
An example: you introduce strong authentication because unauthorized access is a real business risk. That same measure then counts towards ISO 27001, NEN 7510, NIS2 and the GDPR. You describe it once.
One measure. One piece of evidence. Several obligations.
Cyber proof in practice
A new employee starts.
Trustbird lines up the security activities that go with it, each step with an owner:
Your organization protects itself, and the evidence that standards and customers ask for is created along the way.
The same goes for: an employee who leaves, a new supplier, a new SaaS system, a security incident, the yearly access review.
- create the account
- turn on MFA
- read and accept the security policy
- complete the awareness training
- approve access rights
- register the laptop
Less security admin. More control.
Trustbird connects to Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and collects evidence by itself. AI drafts policies, maps your answers to the requirements and checks whether evidence covers a requirement. Everything the AI produces is a draft until a named person approves it, recorded with name, date and version. An AI judgement never marks a requirement as met on its own, and every export to your auditor shows which judgements came from AI and which from a person.
Ready for customers, auditors and regulators.
Compliance is the visible result of well-organized cybersecurity. Because Trustbird keeps one model of your organization, you see per standard where you comply, where evidence is missing and who needs to do what. For your certification body, for a customer's security questionnaire and for your board.
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ISO 27001
Information security, the baseline most customers ask for.
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NEN 7510
Information security in Dutch healthcare, on top of ISO 27001.
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NIS2 and the Dutch Cybersecurity Act
Duty of care, incident reporting and management accountability.
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GDPR
Appropriate measures for personal data, on record.
Add a new standard without starting over.
How Trustbird handles your data
Trustbird holds your risks, measures and evidence. You should know exactly how that is secured.
Read how we secure Trustbird →- Hosting in the European Union
- Strict separation between customers
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- MFA for every user
- Audit trail on every action
- AI judgements recorded with model and moment
Where we are
Trustbird is being built with two certified design partners: one holds ISO 27001, the other ISO 27001 and NEN 7510. They use the product as it takes shape, including a real audit.
For the launch there is the Founding 100 deal: the first 100 organizations that sign an annual contract on or before 31 December 2026 get 50% off in the first contract year and 25% in the second. After that the list price applies.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Trustbird?
- Trustbird is software for organizing and maintaining cybersecurity at the organization level: risks, measures, suppliers, responsibilities and evidence. Trustbird tracks what needs to be reviewed or done again, and shows that you meet standards and regulations such as ISO 27001, NEN 7510, NIS2 and the GDPR. It is not a technical security product such as antivirus or a SIEM, but the organizational layer above those tools.
- Who is Trustbird for?
- Organizations of roughly 10 to 250 employees where cybersecurity matters more and more, but that have no security or compliance department of their own. Mostly software companies, IT service providers and healthcare software vendors that supply larger organizations, often with ISO 27001 plus a sector standard such as NEN 7510. You don't need to be a security specialist to work with it.
- Which standards does Trustbird support?
- ISO 27001:2022, NEN 7510, ISO 9001, NIS2 and GDPR, all on the same shared core. Trustbird deliberately focuses on the standards IT and software providers in Europe carry; SOC 2, DORA, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 42001 are not offered.
- Does the AI replace an auditor?
- No. The AI guides, drafts documents and judges whether submitted evidence covers a requirement, but that judgement is always advice. It carries its own status, separate from what the organization has approved, and never marks a requirement as met. Every export to an auditor states which judgements were made by AI and which by a person.
- Does Trustbird guarantee certification?
- No. Certification is granted by a certification body following an audit. Trustbird helps you build, maintain and evidence the management system. It does not give legal advice and makes no promises about the outcome of an audit.
- Where is my data stored?
- In the European Union. The data of every customer is kept strictly apart, and every change in the application is recorded in an audit trail, because customers' auditors will ask to see it.
- Can I self-host Trustbird?
- No. Trustbird is a hosted service only. There is no self-hosted edition and no installer.
- Can I bring my existing records?
- Yes. Every imported record carries the original timestamp of the event and its source, so your history survives instead of everything taking the import date. CSV import always works, even without a connection to your current vendor.
- When can I start?
- Trustbird is being built with two certified design partners. Leave your details through the form on the homepage and we will get in touch about getting started. An organization that signs an annual contract can use the Founding 100 deal while spots remain.
- What is the founding deal?
- Under the Trustbird Founding 100 deal, the first 100 organizations that sign an annual contract on or before 31 December 2026 get 50% off the list price in the first contract year and 25% in the second. From the third contract year the list price applies. The discount schedule is recorded with the subscription and does not change afterwards. A monthly contract gets no founding discount. Once all spots are taken or the end date has passed, the list price applies.
- What does onboarding cost?
- Trustbird is introducing two paid onboarding packages, Start and Plus, in which someone from Trustbird guides you through setting up your management system. Prices have not been set yet and will be published on the pricing page once they are known. Onboarding is optional: you can also set up Trustbird yourself.
- How much time does it take?
- Typically 15 minutes a week. Trustbird keeps track of what needs attention and lines it up as a short list of concrete actions every week or two, each with an owner. Everything stays current, so there is no catching up before an audit or a customer question.
- What does Trustbird automate?
- Collecting evidence through connections with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, drafting documents, mapping to requirements and checking evidence with AI. Approving always stays with a person.
How cyber proof is your organization?
Start with a picture of your risks, your measures and what is still missing. You don't need a security specialist to get going.