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The richer a country, the more ransomware victims it has

Hacktivism and ransomware Two major trends have dominated the European cyberthreat landscape: the rise of hacktivism (mostly taking the form of DDoS operations) and the relentless growth of ransomware attacks. Hacktivism (linked mainly to geopolitical

The public consultation on the draft law establishing a framework for the cybersecurity of networks and information systems of general interest for public security ("NIS2 law"), as well as on the draft implementing Royal Decree , was a great success.  

Last year, alert citizens sent us almost  million messages  to suspicious@safeonweb.be. By , that figure had already risen to million. On average, we received ,000 messages a day. February , was a record day, with , messages! Thanks

Empowering Cybersecurity Projects and cyberthreats: CCB report

The NIS Directive: what does it mean for my organization?

Brussels Cybersecurity Summit 

On December , Prime Minister Alexander De Croo unveiled the official program and logo of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, which will run from 1st January to June .    In recent years, as the cyber threat landscape

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