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In the dynamic world of cybersecurity, where threats are constantly evolving, it is crucial to maintain a strong and coherent image. Therefore, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium is proud to introduce a new logo and visual identity. Evolution, not

Brussels, December The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium is very proud with the victory of its director, Miguel De Bruycker, at the recent presentation of the Cyber Security Personality Award . This honourable recognition is a personal

The Prime Minister has tasked the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium with organising a public consultation on the preliminary draft for the law establishing a framework for the cybersecurity of network and information systems of general interest for public

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) is proud to announce that it has won the Publica Awards in the 'Security & Safety' category with its pioneering 'Spear Warning' project. The Publica Awards recognise excellence in public projects and CCB is

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium launches a new initiative for companies and organisations in Belgium: Safeonweb @ work. Safeonweb, which aims to make the entire population safer online, is getting a little brother: Safeonweb @ work. The aim of

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) has launched a new initiative of Knowledge-Sharing Events to strengthen the European cybersecurity community. These events provide a platform for key stakeholders such as EU institutions, National

The countdown has begun as the Belgian Red Daemons eagerly prepare to set sail to Hamar, Norway, in a quest to champion Belgium's reputation at the esteemed eighth annual European Cyber Security Challenge (ECSC). Amongst the formidable ranks of teams from

Safeonweb Campaign Society still plagued by phishing scourge The Centre for Cyber Security (CCB), Febelfin and the Cyber Security Coalition today launched a major awareness campaign, "Phishing, the devil's in the details!", to combat the ongoing

Several websites of Belgian institutions (such as those of the Royal Palace, the Chancellery of the Prime Minister and the Senate) experienced some disruption late Thursday afternoon.   This was due to a DDoS cyber attack ("distributed denial of service",

Fraudulent text messages, with which scammers loot millions of euros every year, will be better stopped by telecom operators from mid-October. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Telecom Minister Petra De Sutter today. The Centre for