Cybersecurity is here to stay. Today, the 'digital world' and the 'real world' are so intertwined that they can hardly be assessed separately anymore. While in the physical world people and companies are used to identifying and mitigating risks, in the digital world this is a completely different story. Cybersecurity is about the digital security of - parts of - society. And that means that every company and every part of government must ask itself the question; how dependent is the company on the digital working environment? What risks does the company face and what measures are in place? Our cybersecurity and cybercrime specialists will be happy to answer all your questions.
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RegisterEnergy, construction, food, government, healthcare, services, entertainment ... all are affected by cybersecurity risks. What does your company do to prevent incidents, and what is taken care of when an unexpected incident does occur? What are you obliged to arrange in the context of cybersecurity risks? What do you or are you obliged to do if a cyber security incident does occur? We ask the right questions, and find the best answers for your company to defend itself against cybersecurity and cybercrime risks, so that you can enjoy the benefits of digitalisation.
We can do this, for instance, in the form of a risk assessment, or in the form of drafting a 'responsible disclosure policy'. But there are many more possibilities. We would be happy to tell you more about the legal consequences of cyber risks for your company, and how you can tackle these risks legally in a very concrete way.
Cyber security should be a regular topic of discussion in the boardroom, with a separate budget. This is also - rightly - argued by the Cyber Security Council (CSR). The Cyber Security Council is a national and independent advisory body to both the cabinet and the business community. Earlier, in 2019, another advisory body - the Scientific Council for Government Policy (WRR) - also warned to prepare society for digital disruption.
Warnings galore. What can you do? Ploum's Cybersecurity team is happy to help you perform a QuickScan and explore cybersecurity options - both preventively and in the event of an incident. It can then move as concretely as possible from technology and legal rules and possibilities to a clear strategy for your company's boardroom.
Businesses are increasingly required to have thought about cybersecurity. This includes regulators, shareholders, interest groups, customers and suppliers. Cybersecurity is far more than just 'ransomware', it is about business continuity. And that can also relate, for instance, to keeping and monitoring trade secrets and R&D strategy. If such things leak out or end up with a competitor, this can have major consequences for (the reputation of) the company.
In cybersecurity the term 'cyber resilience' is often used. Wondering what you can do about your company's cyber resilience? Get in touch with us.
Cybersecurity incidents often also involve the loss or temporary unavailability of personal data. Consequently, there will often be a 'data breach', which should, in principle, be reported to (among others) the Personal Data Authority (AP) soon. Our privacy team is happy to help in this respect. They can also help you draw up a data breach protocol. Here you can read more about our privacy specialists and what they can help you with.
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