Practical articles and guides on ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, GDPR and AI Governance - by certified experts for Dutch SMEs.
Complete overview of all cost components for ISO 27001 certification. External audit, implementation, internal hours and GRC platform.
What does NIS2 require for your supplier policy? Three levels of assessment and contractual requirements.
Comparison of both frameworks: where do they overlap and what does NIS2 require beyond ISO 27001?
From management commitment to certificate: a practical plan including timeline and common mistakes.
Everything about DPAs: mandatory content, common mistakes and the relationship with ISO 27001.
DORA and NIS2 comparison for the financial sector: scope, incident reporting, testing and third parties.
The knowledge base is divided by compliance domain so you can quickly find the right article. Under ISO 27001 you will find practical step-by-step plans, examples of SoA documents and explanation of Annex A measures. The NIS2 section covers the Dutch Cybersecurity Act, reporting obligations and duty of care. The DORA section focuses on ICT risk management in the financial sector. We also publish on GDPR and AI Governance (ISO 42001).
Our articles are written by CISSP, CISA and ISO 27001 Lead Implementer certified consultants. We combine theory with examples from real implementations at SME+ organisations. Each article ends with a clear call-to-action or next step so you know what to do next. Where relevant we refer to official sources such as NCSC, Data Protection Authority, NEN and ENISA.
The knowledge base addresses multiple roles. For management and executives there are strategic overviews and cost indications. For CISO or Security Officer you will find implementation guides and control matrices. For IT teams we publish technical deep-dives such as hardening, logging and incident response. Everyone gets access to the same source material, at appropriate depth.
We review core articles at least twice a year or sooner when legislation changes. The publication and revision dates are always at the top. Major updates (for example around the implementation of the Cybersecurity Act or AI Act) get a changelog.
Of course. Through the contact form you can suggest topics. Often the best articles come from questions we receive during customer projects. Send in your question and we will publish an answer where possible that is also useful for other organisations.
Yes. We work with clear summaries and a TL;DR section for non-technical readers. In-depth sections are always optional and clearly marked, so managers and executives only need to read the strategic part.