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The latest whitepaper from MSP-ISAC, “Don’t Get Lost in the Cybersecurity Chain,” has been published. As organizations become increasingly digitally connected, security issues are felt throughout the chain and must be addressed collectively. This document provides crucial insights and practical tools for companies looking to meet the ever-stricter requirements regarding digital resilience. This theme is […]

The ongoing importance of practice: new scenario for stronger crisis response. FI-ISAC and the Cyber Chain Resilience Consortium (CCRC) have jointly developed a new scenario for Cyber Crisis Response. The scenario provides in-depth insights into the complexity of cyber crises and focuses on the specific challenges faced by organizations that rely on shared infrastructures and

Prepare your organization for a cyber crisis with our cyber crisis response training. NFIR, CCRC, and Centric invite you to a unique and interactive cyber crisis response training. In three hours, you will learn how to effectively respond to a cyber attack as a team, using realistic scenarios. This training, specifically designed for professionals in

Realistic scenarios and practical tools during the training. Experience realistic exercise scenarios under the guidance of top professionals from the cybersecurity field. Share experiences with other entrepreneurs. Receive insights and concrete tools to take back to your own organization. On Monday, October 7, a session is scheduled that includes an interactive cyber training and, specifically

No cyber panic! Know what to do during a cyber attack. Because, who is part of a crisis team during a crisis? How do you initiate a digital forensic investigation? How do you protect your organization against data loss and reputational damage? Who should you inform in the event of a cyber attack? And, what

Last October, the collaboration between CCRC and the Municipality of The Hague was put into practice during the event “Hâck The Hague.” Over 120 professional hackers and ambitious students gathered at The Hague’s City Hall to examine the municipality’s digital systems and those of its suppliers. Vulnerabilities were identified and reported to improve digital security.