We test, inspect, certify and train your organization. This includes penetration testing, ISO 22301, and DPIAs (Data Protection Impact Assessments). We focus on two key areas: compliance with laws and regulations, and risk minimization. This way, you gain control over cyber risks.
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Learn why it's essential to be cyber resilient and how your organization can take steps toward this goal.
To ensure that pentest providers deliver high-quality work, the Dutch Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety (CCV) has developed the Pentest Certification Mark. Kiwa contributed to its development and has been designated by CCV as an independent body for the evaluation and certification of this scheme.
ISO 22301 Business continuity management system with Kiwa: Prepare for disaster, disaster, and accident-related business disruptions.
With the CCV Incident Response quality mark, you demonstrate that your organization is ready to act quickly and professionally in the event of cyber incidents. The quality mark shows that you meet strict quality requirements regarding speed, expertise and recovery. Kiwa is accredited by the Dutch Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety (Centrum voor Criminaliteitspreventie en Veiligheid, CCV) to certify this quality mark and supports organizations with a careful and transparent Incident Response certification process.
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Organizations are investing heavily in information security. Rightly so, because cyber threats are increasing and customers expect their data and systems to be well protected. With ISO 27001, organizations can demonstrate that they take a systematic approach to information security and manage risks. But for customers, security is increasingly becoming a given. They also expect services to be reliable, predictable and consistently high in quality.
In recent years, NIS2 has mainly been about awareness, impact analyses and preparations. The phase has now begun in which organizations must not only make plans, but above all demonstrate that they’re actually implementing them. The question is no longer: ‘Do we need to do something with NIS2?’ but: ‘Can we demonstrate that we are managing our cyber risks?’.
The NIS2 Directive introduces new requirements for organizations that must be able to demonstrate that their cybersecurity is under control. This goes beyond securing your own organization. Under NIS2, supply chain responsibility also plays a key role. Organizations must understand the cyber risks associated with suppliers, IT service providers, cloud providers and other supply chain partners, and take appropriate measures to manage those risks.
Nij Smellinghe Hospital in Drachten places a strong emphasis on quality and safety and the field of information security and cybersecurity. What started with certification and audits has evolved into a strategic approach focused on continuous learning, joint thinking and ongoing improvement. In this video, employees of Nij Smellinghe explain how they experience the collaboration with Kiwa and what the strategic approach means in practice for healthcare, quality and cybersecurity.
