On 3 October, the CCRC handbook ‘CYBER CRISIS? GÉÉN PANIEK’ was officially awarded during The ONE Conference. The handover, carried out by Eric-Jan de Roode and Kelvin Rorive to Michel Verhagen, manager at the Digital Trust Center, represents an important moment in CCRC’s pursuit of increased cyber resilience in the Netherlands. Michel Verhagen emphasized the […]
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Are you ready for an educational day full of insights about cyber resilience? Then come to the Cyber Resilience Day at CM.com HQ in Breda on Tuesday, May 14, 2024. During this event, where Kelvin Rorive from CCRC will be present as a speaker, you’ll have the chance to listen to experts discussing various aspects
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A recent episode of the Cyber Chain Podcast focuses on the crucial role of cybersecurity in the IT sector. Kelvin Rorive, the host of the podcast, sits down with Mark van Kampen, Sector Manager IT at Rabobank. The conversation delves into how companies are preparing for cyberattacks and the need for awareness in the rapidly
In collaboration with FME, CCRC organized a Cyber Boost Session on Thursday, March 21, dedicated to cyber exercises and focused on preparing organizations for the increasing threat of cyberattacks. Participants gained a realistic experience in dealing with various cyber incidents relevant to the technology industry. With a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, guided
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The threat of cyberattacks poses a real danger to organizations of all sizes. A thoughtful and prepared response to a cyber crisis can make the difference between a quick recovery and prolonged damage. By taking prompt action with simple steps, the impact of a cyberattack can be significantly reduced. The ‘First Aid Crisis Card’ helps
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“After the implementation of the new European guidelines (NIS2), executives are actually liable for the cyber policy of their organization. For example, they are expected to take measures to mitigate cyber risks and actively ensure compliance. Moreover, they are expected to actively contribute to ensuring cybersecurity with their suppliers. In case of negligence, they can
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A cyberattack is a potential disaster scenario for any organization. How prepared is your organization for such a situation? Do you have a plan for emergencies like this, and have you practiced it? The reality is that the likelihood is high that the answer to at least one of these questions is ‘no’, and this
On March 13, Kelvin Rorive from CCRC joined the online expert session organized by VMRG. Together with Remco Visser, ICT Manager at Rollecate, and Henk Zoontjes, he shared insights and experiences in the field of cybersecurity. 11 questions about cybersecurity VMRG is an association of façade builders that, through collaboration with its partners in the
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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.
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Despite cyberattacks being in the news almost daily, cybersecurity remains a low priority for many SMEs. Bernold Nieuwesteeg (founder of the Centre for the Law and Economics of Cyber Security at Erasmus University Rotterdam and former advisor to the Cyber Security Council) states in a recent article in the FD that ethical hacks can wake
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