answer:
Based on the available documentation:

From WEB-INFRA-SECURITY-PATTERNS.md (gdpr):
# Web-Infrastructure Security Patterns (Cloudflare Operations)

## 1. Identity & Access Hardening

From cloudflare_dns_manifest.md (gdpr):
# Cloudflare DNS Manifest (Baseline)

## Purpose

From zero_trust_architecture.md (gdpr):
# Zero-Trust Architecture (Cloudflare → VaultMesh)

Below is the high-level Zero-Trust flow integrating Cloudflare Edge, Tunnels, Access, DNS, and VaultMesh origins.

[Note: In production, this would be replaced with an LLM-generated answer]

document_id: WEB-INFRA-SECURITY-PATTERNS

framework: gdpr

snippet:
# Web-Infrastructure Security Patterns (Cloudflare Operations)

## 1. Identity & Access Hardening

snippet:
# Cloudflare DNS Manifest (Baseline)

## Purpose

snippet:
# Zero-Trust Architecture (Cloudflare → VaultMesh)

Below is the high-level Zero-Trust flow integrating Cloudflare Edge, Tunnels, Access, DNS, and VaultMesh origins.

gdpr: covered

confidence_level: high

question: Are we compliant with GDPR Article 33 notification timelines?


answer:
Based on the available documentation:

From WEB-INFRA-SECURITY-PATTERNS.md (nis2):
# Web-Infrastructure Security Patterns (Cloudflare Operations)

## 1. Identity & Access Hardening

From TUNNEL-HARDENING.md (nis2):
# Cloudflare Tunnel Hardening Guide

## Purpose

[Note: In production, this would be replaced with an LLM-generated answer]

document_id: TUNNEL-HARDENING

snippet:
# Cloudflare Tunnel Hardening Guide

## Purpose

nis2: covered

confidence_level: high

question: What are NIS2 incident reporting requirements?