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The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium coordinates the Belgian cybersecurity strategy. It is a forward-looking vision for an open, free and secure cyberspace that responds to potential cyber threats that Belgium faces or may face. You can discover the

The NIS2 Directive : For whom? Why?

The draft law establishing a framework for the cybersecurity of networks and information systems of general interest for public security was approved in the Parliament’s Commission on Interior Affairs on March ( House of Representatives ) The law

  We're thrilled to announce our participation in the upcoming InCyber Forum, set to take place from March 26th to 28th in the vibrant city of Lille, France. As the leading Belgian authority in cybersecurity, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium is

Brussels, March - The curtains have closed on yet another riveting chapter of the Cyber Security Challenge Belgium (CSCBE) , leaving a trail of innovation, companionship and talent. The th edition of the challenge was hosted on and

In a new campaign from Febelfin, influencer Sami Farhat is warning of the dangers of online investment fraud. Behind the wheel of a luxury car, he has been urging his followers for several weeks to follow his financial advice in a Telegram group set up

Recommendations for a cybersecure election campaign Elections form the cornerstone of the democratic process. Terrorist groups, criminals or political actors may try to influence the outcome. As a result, political parties and their candidates are a

A Denial of Service (DOS) attack is a cyber-attack that targets the normal traffic of a particular service. In a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack, a network website is overloaded by a botnet that simultaneously sends requests to the victim. The

On March, the European Parliament and the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union stroke a provisional political agreement to strengthen cybersecurity capacities in the EU, on the Cyber Solidarity Act, as well as on the targeted

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and international partners have disrupted a botnet (network of hacked routers) operated by the Russian intelligence service (GRU). In Belgium, the FBI called on the expertise of the Centre for Cybersecurity