
What is the Dutch Cybersecurity Act?
The Dutch Cybersecurity Act requires organizations to assess risks, report incidents, and register under the
Our glossary is designed to make cybersecurity, compliance, and supply chain risk concepts clear and accessible. Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned professional, this resource helps you navigate the language that shapes our industry.
Each term is explained in plain language, often with practical examples, so you can quickly understand its meaning and relevance. From technical jargon to regulatory definitions, we break it down so you can focus on applying the knowledge.
Use this glossary as a quick reference or a learning tool to strengthen your understanding and communicate confidently about digital resilience.
The Dutch Cybersecurity Act requires organizations to assess risks, report incidents, and register under the
DNS translates domain names into IP addresses and is vital to internet operations and cybersecurity.
SSL secures online communication through encryption, preventing eavesdropping and data tampering.
ENISA is the EU agency for cybersecurity, supporting policy, regulation, and cooperation across Europe.
The NIS2 Entity Register lists essential and important organizations under the European NIS2 directive.
Cyber incidents are digital events that compromise your systems or data — from breaches to ransomware attacks.
Cyber exposure is the degree to which your digital assets are visible and vulnerable to cyber threats.
CYRA is a Dutch national certification model for cybersecurity maturity, managed by CCV since 2025.
NIS2 is the EU directive that strengthens cybersecurity requirements across organizations and their supply chains.
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