Structured incident management, encrypted team communications, CMDB, SLA tracking and post-incident reviews — with a full audit trail for every action taken by your team.
Slack threads and email chains aren't evidence. When a regulator asks for the incident timeline, it takes days to reconstruct.
Your team uses whatever messaging app is convenient. IT can't enforce retention policies, can't audit access, can't export for legal hold.
Changes happen without proper approval workflows. When something breaks after a change, the link is invisible in the record.
The wrong person gets woken up. Escalation paths exist in a document nobody can find at 2am. SLAs breach before anyone is even paged.
Full ITIL suite: Incident, Problem, Change, CMDB, SLA, PIR, On-Call. AI triage and NIS2-ready post-incident reviews.
E2E encrypted team messaging that IT administers. Full audit logs, legal hold, role-based access, and voice/video.
Cross-module AI with 47 tools. Triage incidents, fetch related history, assign tasks — in plain language.
Evidence-grade storage for runbooks, compliance packs, change records and post-incident documentation.
Incident action items become tracked tasks with owners, deadlines and status visible to the whole team.
User-facing tickets that escalate to incidents when they represent a wider service problem — fully linked.
Change windows and maintenance schedules linked to Incident Management — so planned work is visible before an incident opens, not discovered after.
| Requirement | How HubSecure covers it |
|---|---|
| NIS2 incident reporting | Structured PIR templates with timeline, contributing factors, and action items. Exportable for regulators. |
| ITIL change management | Change requests with approval workflows, risk assessment, rollback planning. Full history in CMDB. |
| Audit-grade communication records | Every ShieldChat message logged with actor, timestamp, channel. Legal hold and eDiscovery export. |
| SLA evidence | Response and resolution SLAs tracked per priority. Real-time dashboard shows breaches before they happen. |
| Role-based access control | AI Operator, incident actions and vault access all governed by your RBAC configuration. Every denied action logged. |
| Encrypted data at rest and in transit | AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Per-tenant keys. HSM-backed key management. |
Book a technical demo and we'll walk through the ITIL workflows, NIS2 reporting, and security architecture with your team.
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This page is part of the HubSecure buyer path for regulated client operations. Use it to understand where the workflow fits, what should be replaced first, and which follow-up page gives the clearest next step. The goal is to make the decision practical: connect client records, secure requests, files, permissions, status, approvals, and audit evidence instead of leaving them split across email, shared drives, forms, spreadsheets, and disconnected tools.
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