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In our Women in Cyber series, we talk to the women who work in cybersecurity about how they got there and what they have learned along the way. This time: Danielle van der Werff,...

Smartphone security has become a critical topic for organisations that cannot afford a single leak. The most sensitive information, state secrets, board-level decisions, critical IP, often travels over the least protected channel: the mobile...

Most organisations that work with sensitive information have their cybersecurity in reasonable order. There is a policy, there is a CISO, and there are tools to enforce both. Yet one part of the picture...

Op maandag 28 september ontvingen we staatssecretaris Willemijn Aerdts van Digitale Economie en Soevereiniteit op ons hoofdkantoor in Delft. Zij werd vergezeld door een delegatie van het ministerie van Economische Zaken en Klimaat, met...

Every company locks down its laptops and servers without a second thought, uses badge control for who walks through the door, and two-factor authentication stands guard over the network. Yet the one device that...

​Cybersecurity is often pictured as a technical discipline: code, controls, and incident response. But ask the people actually working in the field, and a different picture emerges; one built on collaboration, trust, and understanding...

​It took OpenAI weeks to figure out what their own systems were doing. That comes from an article the Dutch financial daily FD published in early August. During safety tests, OpenAI agents found a...

​Twintig jaar bij de Rijksoverheid, de Belastingdienst, de Politie en Defensie hebben één ding gemeen: als de digitale veiligheid faalt, voelt de hele organisatie dat. Cynthia Bhikhoe heeft die wereld van dichtbij gezien, en...

Most mobile security incidents do not start with a sophisticated intrusion into a hardened system. They start with a message, an app, or a network connection that looked normal. The entry point is almost...