The EU's updated cybersecurity directive expanded scope across 18 sectors, strict incident reporting, supply-chain security, and personal accountability for management.

The world's first comprehensive AI regulation — a risk-based framework with obligations that scale from transparency to strict conformity, for organisations that build or use AI.

EU security requirements for products with digital elements — secure-by-design, vulnerability handling, and lifecycle obligations for anyone making or selling connected hardware and software.

The EU's digital operational resilience regulation for the financial sector — covering ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, and third-party oversight.

The international standard for information security management. We design, implement, and run the ISMS — and take you to certification and beyond.

The information-security baseline for Dutch government — the successor to the BIO, aligned to ISO 27001/27002 and more strongly risk-based.

The Dutch standard for information security in healthcare — an ISO 27001-based management system with healthcare-specific controls for protecting patient data.

The most likely cause of serious disruption for most organisations. We help you understand your exposure, prioritise defences, and govern your response — calmly and proportionately.

Your security is only as strong as your suppliers'. We help you assess, govern, and continuously manage third-party and supply-chain risk — now a direct requirement under NIS2 and DORA.

Not every threat comes from outside. We help you manage insider risk — accidental and deliberate — through governance, culture, and proportionate controls, handled with care.

Floods, fire, and power loss don't just damage buildings — they take systems and data offline. We help you understand and govern the physical risks to your IT, and plan for continuity.

A business-driven, enterprise-wide architecture that links security to strategy — from business context down to logical and physical design, so every control traces back to a goal.

The living discipline of identifying, assessing, treating, and monitoring risk — aligned to your appetite, so you take the right risks knowingly.

Setting direction and priorities for security — a sequenced, realistic roadmap aligned to your objectives and risk, not a wish list of everything.

The structured design of security controls across your technical estate — identity, network, data, cloud, endpoints — as one coherent system aligned to your risks.

The rigorous, repeatable process of identifying and evaluating risk — likelihood, impact, and priority — so decisions rest on a clear picture, not guesswork.

Deciding and implementing how to address each risk — mitigate, transfer, avoid, or accept — and tracking what's left, deliberately rather than by default.

Directing and overseeing security: the structures, roles, accountability, and policy that make it a managed discipline rather than something that happens ad hoc.