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The EWS is the CTI department's flagship project at the CCB. This unique, custom-built system enables continuous monitoring and customised alerts for organisations designated as essential under NIS2 in Belgium. The Early Warning System

As businesses increasingly shift to cloud platforms, cybercriminals are adapting fast—and the financial impact is growing. According to the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium’s cloud security report, cloud-related breaches are now more common,

New EU cybersecurity funding opportunities: Digital Europe Programme and Horizon Europe calls now open

The European Commission invites you to take part in a public consultation on the EU Cybersecurity Act (CSA) . Your feedback can help shape the next generation of EU cybersecurity policy. Shape the future of EU Cybersecurity – Share your

On February , following a proposal by the European Commission, the Council of the European Union began discussions on a new cybersecurity blueprint The Council of the European Union has adopted a new Cybersecurity Blueprint to enhance

The Belgian Wall of Fame celebrates the achievements of ethical hackers who have made exceptional contributions to the protection of our country's digital infrastructure. Wall of Fame: Belgian Authorities celebrate ethical hackers'

The CCB was invited by the Belgian Defence Cyber Command to be part of the Locked Shields team, a large-scale exercise organised by NATO. Locked Shields: the world's largest and most complex live cyber

We proudly recognize individuals who have contributed to the safety of our nation’s digital infrastructure by responsibly reporting security vulnerabilities through the Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Program (CVDP). Every name

The Commission is inviting experts to submit their application to become a member of the newly created Health Cybersecurity Advisory Board. The Commission is inviting experts to submit their application to become a member of the newly created

The CCB has information about multiple cases in which the Ivanti vulnerability is being actively exploited with very serious consequences for the affected organisations. Organisations using EoL versions of these devices will certainly come under