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Vardion and Centraleyes for Greek NIS2 compared

Read on 24 October 2026, each fact cited

Centraleyes is a US cloud GRC platform with a module built on the 234-question self-assessment of Greece's National Cybersecurity Authority (ΕΑΚ) and more than 180 frameworks. Vardion carries both ΕΑΚ instruments in the authority's own Greek, with scan evidence beside them.

Centraleyes: not published; priced by the number of frameworks and vendors, with unlimited users[3]. Vardion: from €290 a month, billed yearly (pricing).

Side by side

CentraleyesVardion
ΕΑΚ self-assessment234 questions in 19 sections, scored, with 20 policy templates for its policy questions[1]The ΕΑΚ gap analysis (169 controls in 24 sections) and self-assessment (234 questions), in the authority's own Greek and its file formats[5]
ΕΑΚ gap analysis and KYAThe Greek module page describes the self-assessment; a gap analysis and an export in the authority's format are not stated on it[1]KYA 1689/2025 article by article, with policy drafts in English and Greek[6]
FrameworksMore than 180 frameworks, standards and regulations[2]KYA 1689/2025, NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001 and the frameworks on the compliance page[6]
ScanningExternal scans of vendors[3]Finds what the company exposes to the internet and ranks it by what attackers exploit. Takes in Tenable, Qualys and Defender results by API and Nessus, OpenVAS and Burp files[7][8]
LanguagesNot stated on the pages read[1][2]Console, reports and policy drafts in Greek and English[10]
DeploymentCloud platform; headquarters in Hoboken and New York[2]On Vardion's hosted console for the programme, email and DNS checks and imported results; on your own Linux server with Docker for all of it, scans included[9]
Trial and price30-day free trial; price by frameworks and vendors, not published[3][4]A free domain check; from €290 a month

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Scored comparison

2: the product's own pages state it. 1: in part, or sold separately. 0: not offered.

CriterionCentraleyesVardionSources
ΕΑΚ self-assessment22[1] [5]
Breadth of frameworks21[2] [6]
Scanning of what you expose12[3] [7]
Free trial20[4]

Which one to choose

If you need a broad framework library and a trial you can start today, Centraleyes offers both. Its Greek module covers the self-assessment.

If your obligation is the ΕΑΚ's two instruments, in Greek, with the evidence from your own scans and the choice of your own server, Vardion is the closer fit.

Sources

  1. Centraleyes, Greek NIS2 Self-Assessment Tool
  2. Centraleyes, home page
  3. Centraleyes, GRC software pricing: what it costs
  4. Centraleyes, NIS2
  5. The ΕΑΚ gap analysis (169 controls in 24 sections) and self-assessment (234 questions), in the authority's own Greek and its file formats
  6. KYA 1689/2025 article by article, with policy drafts in English and Greek
  7. Finds what the company exposes to the internet and ranks it by what attackers exploit
  8. Takes in Tenable, Qualys and Defender results by API and Nessus, OpenVAS and Burp files
  9. On Vardion's hosted console for the programme, email and DNS checks and imported results; on your own Linux server with Docker for all of it, scans included
  10. Console, reports and policy drafts in Greek and English
  11. A supplier register with a grade from public records for each supplier, weekly for the critical ones, with questionnaires you send them
  12. A scope check that says whether NIS2 applies
  13. Incidents recorded with the significance assessment, the drafted reports and every reporting deadline
  14. Client workspaces and your own brand for consultancies

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See both ΕΑΚ instruments in Vardion

A 30-minute demo with sample data: the self-assessment, the gap analysis and the scan evidence beside them.