Who owns the infrastructure your organization runs on? Cloud services and digital infrastructure form the foundation of virtually every modern organization. From ERP systems and customer portals to email and production systems: without cloud and underlying infrastructure, operations come to a standstill. Yet surprisingly few organizations have a clear picture of who actually owns that
Read moreCybersecurity as a governance responsibility Cybersecurity has long ceased to be a purely technical IT issue. For directors and supervisors, it has become an integral part of business continuity, risk management and reputation protection. In a digital economy where organizations are highly dependent on cloud platforms, software vendors and international chains, stakeholders are increasingly expecting
Read moreA decision with global consequences The recent developments surrounding Nexperia make one thing crystal clear: when a government intervenes in a technology company, it can have consequences within hours that reach far beyond national borders. In this case, it involved a decision made without prior consultation, followed by immediate diplomatic countermeasures. The result was not
Read moreThe Digital Security Agenda 2028 emphasizes that municipalities must not only protect their own systems, but also the resilience of their suppliers and partners. With RiskStudio, municipalities can identify and continuously monitor high-risk companies per theme, such as digital disruption or getting their own house in order. Digital Security Agenda 2028 Improving the digital security
Read moreFor many entrepreneurs and executives, NIS2 is now clearly more than a legal obligation. The new European directive directly impacts digital resilience and the continuity of essential business processes. Non-compliance is not a theoretical risk: sanctions, reputational damage, and disruptions to daily operations are then a real threat. At the same time, many business leaders
Read moreThe incident in which the International Criminal Court (ICC) temporarily lost access to its email environment touches on a fundamental governance issue: digital sovereignty. The Court, based in The Hague, is an independent international tribunal that prosecutes serious crimes such as genocide and war crimes. Such an organization must be able to operate autonomously at
Read moreIn December 2024, a serious data breach was disclosed at JCC Software, an external software supplier that provides the digital appointment system to multiple Dutch municipalities. Through this system, which is used by Municipality of Amersfoort among others, hackers gained access to sensitive personal data. However, the impact was not limited to Amersfoort. Because the
Read moreThe data breach at Air France–KLM demonstrates how vulnerable organizations can be through their digital supply chain. In 2018, it became known that personal data of hundreds of thousands of customers had been accessed by unauthorized parties. This did not involve a hack of the airline group’s core systems, but an incident at an external
Read moreThe incident at Colonial Pipeline in May 2021 is considered one of the most striking examples of how a digital supply-chain incident can have direct societal and economic impact. Colonial Pipeline operates the largest fuel pipeline network in the United States and transports approximately 45% of the fuel supply to the East Coast daily. When
Read moreThe incident at Kaseya in July 2021 is often cited as a classic example of a digital supply chain attack. However, conversations with executives and CISOs reveal that the impact and lessons have not always been fully understood. Kaseya is an American software company that provides management solutions to Managed Service Providers (MSPs). These MSPs,
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