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What is the NIS2 Law in Belgium? 🇧🇪 Introduction to requirements

Learn what the Belgian NIS2 Law is, Belgium’s national implementation of the EU NIS2 Directive. Understand key requirements, compliance timelines, sector coverage, and how Cyberday helps you meet them.

29.4.2025

What is CyberFundamentals? 🇧🇪 Belgium's cybersecurity framework

Learn what is CyberFundamentals, Belgium's cybersecurity framework for SMEs. Get an overview of requirements, benefits, and steps for compliance.

29.4.2025

10 things I wish I knew: Starting your ISO 27001 project on the right track

This post shares 10 key lessons learned from going through an ISO 27001 certification project - from the importance of setting clear goals and managing documentation to the realities of risk management and the value of using the right tools.

23.4.2025

Understanding NIS2: supervision and penalties of non-compliance

Let's now look into the NIS2 directive, it's supervision in EU member states and what is supervised. We'll also check out NIS2 penalties for noncompliance and how you can stay compliant (to avoid penalties).

15.4.2025

Comparing EU cybersecurity frameworks: NIS2, GDPR, DORA and more

A comparison of key cybersecurity frameworks in the EU, including NIS2, GDPR, DORA, CRA, and ISO 27001. Learn who they apply to and what they require.

10.4.2025

ISO 27001 compliance vs. certification: differences, benefits & which path to choose

Understanding when to pursue ISO 27001 compliance rather than going for certification—or vice versa—hinges on your organizational priorities, resources, and long-term security strategies. Check the differences and learn which path to choose.

1.4.2025

Framework recap, US security & and role management: Cyberday product and news summary 3/2025 🛡️

The March product and news update presents updates to role management and the new Trust Center, a review of the key frameworks for 2025 and US security.

28.3.2025

Understanding DORA compliance: Key steps to prepare your organization

Understand DORA compliance and get a clear DORA requirements summary with key compliance areas, practical steps, and essential guidelines to strengthen your organization's digital resilience.

18.3.2025

News articles

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5 useful search engines for internet‑connected devices and services

Tools for #cybersecurity pros to monitor connected devices: 🤖 Shodan gets detailed device info (IP, OS, used software, open ports) 🦾 Censys adds additional security info (e.g. vulnerabilities, SSL certificates) Continue the list... >>

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KeePass vulnerability allows attackers to access the master password

KeePass is free, open source pw manager. Researcher recently reported a related #vulnerability: ⚠️ "In KeePass 2.x before 2.54, you can recover the cleartext master password from a memory dump, even when workspace is locked / not running."

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4 Countries Join NATO Cyber Defense Center

🌐 NATO #cybersecurity center just turned 15 and announced new members: Ukraine, Ireland, Japan and Iceland. CCDCOE now has 39 members, including some non-NATO countries. Center conducts e.g. large-scale cybersec research and exercices.

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PharMerica breach impacts almost 6 million people

🚩 US pharmacy giant notified 5.8m customers of a breach where personal data was stolen (e.g. medication lists). #Ransomware group "Money Message" claimed responsibility and has published parts of the stolen data on their leak site.

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Why more transparency around cyber attacks is a good thing for everyone

NCSC: Particularly #ransomware attacks going unreported is a big concern Some related myths that are NOT TRUE: ❌ If there's no evidence of data theft, you don't need to report ❌ If you've got good offline backups, you're OK

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Turning on stealth mode: 5 simple strategies for staying under the radar online

Want to be safe and private online? These can help you: 📨 Disposable email addresses 📱 Cheap prepaid SIMs 💳 Single-use, virtual bank cards More tips in the article >> #privacy

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Hackers Are Using ChatGPT-Themed Lures to Spread Sophisticated Malware on Meta

⚠️ Meta: Hackers exploiting interest in AI chatbots to trick people into installing #malware and take over accounts This is a common trend, bad actors exploiting high-engagement topics for their benefit. Details >>

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San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department paid a $1.1M ransom

👮 #Ransomware forced police to shut down its main systems (e.g. email, in-car computers and law enforcement DBs). 💰 Despite authorities always saying "do not pay", they chose to pay 1.1M$ ransom to recover the encrypted systems and data.

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Security Risks of AI

📃 Stanford and Georgetown published a report with 11 clear recommendations on the #cybersecurity risks of AI. "The understanding of how to secure AI systems lags far behind their widespread adoption." Link to full version >>

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