Cyber Chain Resilience Consortium (CCRC) has officially become a partner of Anders Werken. This strategic partnership supports CCRC’s mission to protect organizations against “Supply Chain Cyber Attacks” and create a more cyber-resilient Netherlands. Anders Werken is the leading source of knowledge and expertise in the field of new work forms and hybrid working. Even during
CCRC Becomes Proud Partner of Anders Werken Read More »
Soon, the collaboration between CCRC and the Municipality of The Hague will be put into practice during the promising event “Hâck The Hague”. On Monday, October 2nd, more than 120 skilled professional hackers and ambitious students will gather in the impressive city hall of The Hague. The focus of this meeting is on thoroughly examining
What do you do when you’re facing a cyber crisis? It’s wise to have a crisis card on hand. Because if you don’t know your SLAs with your suppliers, if the documents containing your contacts are encrypted, and you have no way to reach certain team members because your systems are down, you’re already 3-0
Do You Have a Crisis Card for During a Cyber Attack? Read More »
Many people think their organization won’t be affected because ‘they don’t have anything special’. And that’s precisely where a weakness lies, because anyone can become a victim of a cyberattack. A cybercriminal always has a motive to enter an organization with a specific interest, and often that interest lies in the supply chain. From that
Joint Exercises with Chain Partners Read More »
Cyberattacks cannot always be prevented. However, you can influence the level of preparation. And are you aware that the danger of a cyberattack often comes through (digital) chain partners? Your supplier could be affected to the point where they cannot provide services for days, or even worse, the cybercriminal gains access to your company network
It’s a myth that a cyberattack won’t happen to you. One in three organizations has already been a victim of a cyber attack, with other studies even suggesting 9 out of 10 companies. Anyone can become a cyber victim. We find it very normal for organizations to regularly conduct fire drills. Everyone gets up from
Cyber Boost Session Read More »
