• Cyberday publishes a price for each company size and offers a 14-day trial with every feature.
• Its Greek entry maps the national law to the directive; Vardion helps you complete the authority's gap analysis and self-assessment.

Cyberday: from €3,200 a year for under 20 staff to €17,900 a year for 500 to 999, every feature included^[1]. Vardion: from €290 a month, billed yearly (pricing).

Side by side

Choose Cyberday if

• You want a general ISMS in English with a published price and a trial you can start today.
• Your staff live in Microsoft Teams and you want security tasks to reach them there.
• You need ISO 27001 and its extensions such as ISO 27701 and ISO 27017 in one library.

Choose Vardion if

• You must answer the ΕΑΚ gap analysis or self-assessment, and want it in Greek in the authority's form.
• You want your board's reports in Greek and the evidence from scans of what you expose.
• You want the platform on your own server, or run several clients as a consultancy.

Scored comparison

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

Which one to choose

If you want a general ISMS with a clear price and a trial, and the ΕΑΚ work can happen outside it, Cyberday is a good choice.

If the ΕΑΚ submission, Greek reports for your board and the scan evidence behind them are the point, Vardion is built for that.

Sources

1. Cyberday, Pricing
2. Cyberday, NIS2 national implementation: which local NIS2 laws are available in Cyberday
3. Cyberday, Security
4. Cyberday, Frameworks
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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