Initiatives for
As the national authority for Cybersecurity the CCB has developed several initiatives for specific publics which are presented here.
Are you a victim of a cyber attack and do you think that the attack is still underway?
Did you receive a suspicious e-mail or a suspicious message? Forward it to suspicious@safeonweb.be and then delete it.
If you received a suspicious message at work, you need to follow your company's phishing procedures, e.g. forward it to the ICT department.
Do you need to secure professional IT data and systems? Do you need to increase your cyber resilience? In this online course, you will learn how to detect problems and attacks and how to use defensive techniques to secure your systems. Via FPS Policy and Support (BOSA) for federal public administrations in French & Dutch
Federal public administrations can order (at no cost) a range of cybersecurity services, most notably Pen-testing.
Interested? Contact us at info@ccb.belgium.be to further discuss your requirements and practical details.
Federal public administrations can contact info@ccb.belgium.be to benefit from the EWS-services. Please briefly explain why your public administration would like to make use of the service, and provide contact details as well as a functional (i.e. not personal) e-mail address for the registration process.
To perform detailed risk analyses, federal government departments can use the open source software Monarc
Monarc not only allows a comprehensive risk analysis to be carried out and linked to the security measures of common standards, but also to follow up the related actions.
CCB supports its implementation by organising training and coaching sessions for employees, and the FPS Chancellery provides technical support. If you are interested, please send an e-mail to monarc@ccb.belgium.be.
Federal officials can access standards related to information security & cyber security via the administrator within their FPS/POD or via certification@ccb.belgium.be
The CyFun or Cyberfundamentals framework, including the toolbox to facilitate implementation of the framework, is available for public administrations.
One of our missions is to prepare, disseminate and supervise the implementation of standards, guidelines and security standards for the various information systems of the governments and public institutions (Royal Decree of 10 October 2014).
In addition, the CCB is designated as the national cybersecurity authority under the NIS2 law and is responsible for supervising, coordinating and ensuring the implementation of the national cybersecurity strategy.