A different approach to IT audit
At many audit firms, it's all about ticking boxes. At 2-Control, it's different. Their auditors look beyond the standard and explain why those rules exist and how to logically integrate them into your organization. "An audit should not feel like an external check, but as an opportunity to grow in your digital maturity," says Marloes Peters, senior auditor at 2-Control. "We want you not only to pass the audit but also to understand what you are doing and why."
More than just audit services
What clients notice is that 2-Control not only assesses but also really thinks along. Bram Dijkstra, who works at a municipal organization, shares how he viewed the ENSIA audit before collaborating with 2-Control. "To be honest, I dreaded it every year. But since we started working with them, I understand where we stand and how we can move forward. They take the process seriously but keep it manageable."
Accessible and tailored
Not every organization is equally digitally mature. 2-Control takes that into account. Whether it's a small department with limited capacity or a large organization with complex IT structures, the team adjusts their approach. "We always start by listening," says Marloes. "Some clients mainly want to know if they comply, while others want to dive deeper. We connect where they are."
Conscious and impactful
An ENSIA audit can be more than just an annual obligation. 2-Control sees it as a moment of reflection and growth. By making weaknesses visible and addressing them directly, the audit contributes to a stronger digital infrastructure. Not just on paper, but in practice. "What you set up well now prevents future problems," says Marloes. "And that awareness is growing among more and more organizations."
Why choose 2-control.nl
2-Control turns a technical process into a clear route to insight and improvement. No fluffy report full of jargon, but clear steps leading to control over your information security. An ENSIA audit with them means not only meeting the standard but also building trust in your systems, your processes, and your organization.
