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The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) has published a new guide to help small and medium-sized organisations effectively combat ransomware attacks and prevent future breaches. By following this concise guide, organisations can effectively respond to

In case of a ransomware attack, there are several steps that you can take to handle the incident efficiently. In this document we will give more information on how to respond to the incident and to help prevent this in the future. In

Digital transformation is a huge growth engine for Belgian companies. On the one hand, these new opportunities create new cyber security challenges to enable companies to maintain their strength and ensure the continuity and development of their

The European Commission, in collaboration with the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU and Sweden, invites you to join the Security Research Event (SRE) on - October in Brussels . The SRE will explore how global megatrends, such as

Le risque de cyberattaques ne cesse d’augmenter. En moyenne, on compte cyberattaques par jour, soit une hausse de % par rapport à . Près de % de ces attaques échappent à toute poursuite. Les témoignages d’entreprises

Your password doesn't protect you like you think. Especially if someone can guess your password by looking at your social media. But let's say you have a complex password - or even a password manager - even then,

Organisations should assume that sooner or later they will be confronted with a ransomware attack. The main question is when. Preparation is key. This is a guide about urgent actions to take when a ransomware has hit your company. How to

In this paper, we will talk about the best practices and technologies involved with Mobile Device Management (MDM) technologies on mobile devices. They aim to protect data that leaves the security of

If not patched and looked after regularly, a company network infrastructure and website will present flaws or weaknesses, called vulnerabilities, that can be exploited by an opponent to cause damage or perform unauthorized actions. This could

Boards have a statutory duty to have proper risk oversight. Cyber risk constitutes by now a critical, potentially material, business risk. However, most Boards are ill-equipped to deal with cyber risks. They consider cyber as too