Recently in Security Innovation Stories, an article appeared with the key insights from the podcast with our co-founder and CCRC board member Kelvin Rorive. One message is made crystal clear: true cyber resilience is not achieved alone, but together with your chain partners. Kelvin expressed it powerfully: “As an SME, you are digitally dependent on […]
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In recent years, I have guided numerous organizations in dealing with digital crises. I consistently see the same thing: it’s rarely the technology that fails, but often the collaboration and decision-making at critical moments. That’s why I found it valuable to contribute on behalf of CCRC to the new NCSC whitepaper: ‘Practice makes perfect.’ Why
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With that powerful statement from CCRC initiator Kelvin Rorive, journalist William Visterin opens his article that recently appeared on Computable. The piece is part of a special security summer series leading up to Cybersec Netherlands, which takes place on September 10 and 11 at Jaarbeurs Utrecht. Kelvin Rorive, CISO at ICT Group and co-founder of
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Compliant yet vulnerable An audit full of green checkmarks provides peace of mind. But false security lurks. Because when a targeted cyberattack brings your organization to its knees, compliance rarely equals actual resilience. In this blog, I share a personal conviction: true digital security doesn’t arise from paper standards, but from a culture of risk
In today’s digital world, the question is not if your organization will face a cyber crisis, but when. Cyber breaches can have devastating consequences, from data loss to reputational damage. However, you can significantly mitigate the impact of the damage by responding quickly and appropriately as an organization. The first hour after a cyber attack,
Limit the damage during a cyber attack: use the CCRC First Aid Crisis Guide! Read More »
In Part I of our blog ‘The Golden Hour’, we already mentioned the dynamic and often unpredictable domain of cybersecurity. The ability of organizations to respond quickly and effectively to incidents is crucial to limit the damage. This responsiveness is nowhere better illustrated than during ‘The Golden Hour’ – the first hour after discovering a
Read this blog about ‘The Golden Hour’, written by one of our cyber crisis experts Kelvin Rorive. In the dynamic and often unpredictable domain of cybersecurity, an organization’s ability to respond quickly and effectively to incidents is crucial to limiting damage. This responsiveness is nowhere better illustrated than during ‘The Golden Hour’ – the first
Which of the following examples have you experienced? You go to get coffee; upon returning, you see that you’ve left your laptop open with the files you were working on visible. You put a file in your bag intending to look at it at home later. You leave your laptop in the car for a
How Do I Survive… a Cyber Incident? Make Your Organization Cyber Resilient! Read More »
‘Only after the calf has drowned, does one fill the well’. It’s an age-old proverb, but still applicable. Humans are naturally reactive. Additionally, we’re somewhat naive: ‘That won’t happen to us, we’re well-secured’ or ‘Bring it on, we’re well-prepared’ are statements we often hear. But is that really the case? A cyber attack is almost
Finally, a Cyber Crisis! Read More »
On November 28, CCRC and PVO Utrecht organized two Cyber Boost Sessions, where 30 entrepreneurs from small, medium, and large organizations had the opportunity to discover how to handle a digital crisis. The common thread of the training? Experiencing digital challenges and knowing how to significantly reduce the damage of a cyber attack. The diversity
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