Cyber4Z started in 2015 with two specialists experienced in the cybersecurity domain. We now have a team with various capabilities in the field of strategic and tactical design of cyber security, IT, Privacy and Blockchain technology.
In addition, we are involved in technical and tactical implementations of complex security challenges that focus on the acceptance of new technologies in a pragmatic way. With our expertise and experience, we can guarantee the business objectives of our clients. These are widely determined by laws and regulations, customer requirements and rules of compliance.
Our team consists of certified professionals. Quality is our top priority. The technical and tactical implementations we deliver from the strategic design can be externally certified against the ISO9001, ISO27001, NEN7510 or other standards. Therewith we can have our quality tested externally as well. In addition, we provide operational knowledge when it comes to technical security assessments such as penetration tests, project management, SOC / SIEM propositions with connecting services such as log management, vulnerability and compliance management, patch management, training in the field of privacy, security and blockchain technology.
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The Cyber Security Act is the national legislation that arises from the European Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2 directive). This bill aims to strengthen digital and economic resilience against increasing threats. The law will apply to companies and organizations that operate in specific 'critical' sectors are active and have a certain size.
The Cyber Security Act is the successor to the so-called Network and Information Systems Security Act (Wbni) and contains a number of changes compared to the Wbni. First of all, the number of sectors and therefore also the number of organizations that will fall under the law has been expendad. The bill also contains rules in the areas of duty of care (cybersecurity measures), reporting obligation (reporting incidents), and monitoring compliance.
Feedback?
It is possible to respond to the bill. This can be done between May 21 and July 2, 2024 via internetconsultatie.nl. After the consultation period, all responses will be reviewed and the bill will be amended if necessary. The result of the consultation and its processing will be stated in broad terms in a report on the internet consultation website.
To whom does the Cybersecurity Act apply?
Wondering whether your company must comply with this new law? Do the quick checks at 'Who does the NIS2 apply to?' or go through NIS2-Self-evaluation tool to find out.
Prepare yourself in advance
A resilient digital Netherlands is always important. Now and in the future. There are many measures that organizations can take now, even before they are required to do so by legislation. The measures that organizations must take based on their duty of care take time and attention. That is why the Digital Trust Center advises organizations not to wait until legislation is introduced, but to make preparations in advance. View the NIS2 starting point with 10 measures that are reflected in the duty of care and get started to prepare your organization.
Do you have any questions about NIS2 or the Cybersecurity Act?
Although not all questions can be answered yet, the Digital Trust Center would like to hear what questions and information needs your company has. The place to exchange this is the special NIS2 community on the DTC Community. On this online platform you can come into direct contact with more than thousands of other entrepreneurs and cybersecurity professionals.