Monthly and NIS2 reports
The InfraFence monthly value report and the NIS2 and GDPR report drafts - what they contain, how the hours saved are estimated, and what the AI drafts and does not do.
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Monthly report
Monthly report shows what InfraFence did for the organization in a month: attacks blocked, addresses banned, fixes applied, AutoMode actions, approval requests (approved, rejected, expired), the security posture and the hours saved. It is part of the paid plans, and owners and admins also get it by email on the first day of each month.
Hours saved estimates the time a person would have spent doing the same work by hand: 2 minutes per ban, 20 per hardening fix, 15 per security update, 30 per virtual patch, 10 per firewall change and 5 per other AutoMode action, rounded to the half hour.
NIS2 and GDPR report drafts
Compliance (Pro and higher) drafts the reports an incident may require:
- NIS2 early warning (24 h)
- NIS2 incident notification (72 h)
- NIS2 final report (1 month)
- GDPR Art. 33 breach assessment
Start from An incident of the last 7 days or A time range of up to 31 days. Add your notes, choose the Report language, check the timeline with Preview the timeline, then Draft with AI. Drafts are versioned; edit them, then Download Markdown or Print / PDF.
They are drafts for you to review and complete, not legal advice, and nothing is sent to any authority. The timeline and your notes are sent to a third-party AI provider to write the draft, and the page says so. Pro and AutoMode include 20 drafts a day.
The NIS2 page explains the deadlines in plain words.