Resources

Resources

Clear insights on monitoring, cybersecurity and compliance, written for Belgian SMEs, without jargon.

Monitoring

Incident detection for SMEs: the difference between 02:14 and 09:30

Most SMEs discover an outage through a customer. How detection within a minute works, what poor tuning costs you in false alarms, and where to start.

26 July 2026 Read more →
CyFun

Asset inventory: you can't protect what you don't know you have

Every security standard starts with the same question: what is actually running in your environment? Why a living inventory is the foundation, and how monitoring keeps it up to date for free.

19 July 2026 Read more →
Monitoring

IT monitoring as compliance evidence: from checkbox to dashboard

Compliance doesn't ask for promises but for proof. How a solid monitoring setup covers four CyFun requirements at once, and what that concretely delivers on paper.

12 July 2026 Read more →
CyFun

The CyFun Basic checklist: where your SME should actually start

CyFun Basic sounds abstract, but it boils down to a handful of concrete measures. This is the order that works for an SME, and what you can comfortably outsource.

28 June 2026 Read more →
NIS2

NIS2 and your supply chain: why that questionnaire from your client is no coincidence

Your SME isn't in scope of NIS2, but your biggest client is? Then the law comes in through the back door. What your clients are allowed to demand, and how to answer without panic.

14 June 2026 Read more →
CyFun

CyberFundamentals (CyFun) explained: Belgium's roadmap to cybersecurity

CyFun is the CCB's cybersecurity framework and the practical route to NIS2 compliance. The four levels, the six functions, and where to start as an SME, explained clearly.

1 June 2026 Read more →
NIS2

NIS2 explained: what the cybersecurity law means for your SME

NIS2 has been in force in Belgium since October 2024. What does the law say, is your SME covered, and why does the supply chain change everything? A clear explanation, without the jargon.

31 May 2026 Read more →