Compliance & sovereignty.

Regulations describe outcomes. Wombat translates them into architecture controls, a repeatable score and evidence that stays current between audits.

  • NIS2 · DORA · BSI C5 · BSI C3A
  • 8 pillars · 100+ controls
  • Evidence, not just a score

Pick the obligation you are working on.

Each hub explains what the regulation asks for, which Wombat pillars are relevant, and how to turn the gap into an evidence-backed plan.

German cloud compliance catalogue

BSI C5

The BSI Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue (C5) is the German benchmark for cloud security, transparency and auditability — and a common procurement requirement for cloud providers and their customers.

Cloud sovereignty criteria

BSI C3A

C3A is the BSI's non-binding criteria catalogue for digital sovereignty in cloud services. It is structured around six sovereignty categories: strategic, legal and jurisdictional, data, operational, supply chain and technology.

Control, not just location

Sovereignty

Residency, jurisdiction, key ownership, supplier concentration and exit paths — turned into controls a team can assess.

Open the sovereignty hub →

How to use these hubs.

The hubs are navigation aids, not a substitute for the official text or the control-level mapping. They help you find the right starting point quickly.

STEP 1

Read the obligation summary and identify the decisions you own.

STEP 2

Open the relevant pillar pages and control themes.

STEP 3

Run the scorecard to establish the current baseline.

STEP 4

Turn failed controls into a remediation plan and evidence pack.

Start with the baseline, not the binder.

A score across the 8 pillars gives the compliance conversation a concrete starting point and a way to show movement.

Wombat is a technical framework, not a law firm. These pages map relevant Wombat pillars and control themes to regulatory obligations; they do not provide legal advice. Validate the mapping against the official text and your auditor.