Information Security
Know which systems and data you have, where the weak points are, and whether your security measures actually work. Information security brings structure to what remains fragmented across many organizations: assets, vulnerabilities, security frameworks, and audits, all in one place.
What is Information security?
Information security is about knowing what you need to protect and proving that you are doing so. Keep an overview of your systems and devices, check whether you meet the requirements, and identify where risks remain.
Track
Know exactly which systems, devices, and licenses your organization has, and who is responsible for them.
Test
Assess your organization and your suppliers against recognized standards, with audits that show exactly where you stand.
Improve
Identify vulnerabilities and ensure that security measures are not a one-off effort, but are continuously reviewed and improved.
Information Security Laws
European information security is shaped by a growing set of laws and regulations. Understand which requirements apply to your organization, what they mean in practice, and how to keep compliance under control.
NIS2 Directive
Strengthen your cybersecurity with clear responsibilities, risk management, incident reporting, and supply-chain security. Keep track of the measures you need to take and demonstrate that they are in place.
DORA
Build digital operational resilience across your organization. Manage ICT risks, incidents, third-party providers, and resilience testing in a structured way, with clear oversight of your obligations.
GDPR
Protect personal data with appropriate technical and organizational measures. Assess your information-security controls, identify gaps, and maintain a clear overview of how personal data is protected.
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
Ensure that products with digital elements are designed, developed, and maintained with cybersecurity in mind. Keep vulnerabilities, security requirements, and responsibilities under control throughout the product lifecycle.
eIDAS 2.0
Support secure digital identities and trusted electronic transactions. Keep track of the requirements around identification, authentication, electronic signatures, and other trust services.
Information Security Standards
Information security is shaped by a growing set of standards and frameworks. Understand which standards apply to your organization, what they require in practice, and how to use them to strengthen your security posture.
BIO 2
Use the Dutch baseline for information security to assess your security level, identify risks, and define appropriate security measures.
ISO/IEC 27001
Establish and maintain an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to manage security risks, protect information, and continuously improve your security controls.
ISO 22301
Build a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) to prepare for disruptions, maintain critical operations, and recover effectively from incidents.
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