The European Commission has recently launched the new Digital Europe Programme work programmes for 2025-2027, with a total EU budget of €1.7 billion. To encourage Dutch participation, the Ministry of Economic Affairs is providing an additional €1.5 million in national co-financing, enabling Dutch businesses, research institutions and public entities to cover a larger share of project costs.
The Municipality of The Hague proudly welcomes Cyemptive Technologies as the latest addition to our thriving cybersecurity network. As a globally recognised cybersecurity innovator, Cyemptive’s decision to establish its European headquarters in The Hague reinforces the city’s position as Europe’s premier hub for cybersecurity and digital resilience.
The speakers and panellists for the ECSO Award Finals have been announced. They will lead attendees through two days of innovation, insight, and inspiration on 21–22 May at the HSD Campus in The Hague, the international city of peace and justice. Confirmed speakers include Saskia Bruines (Alderman for Finance, Economy and Culture) and Saida van Kalsbeek (Programme Manager for Cybersecurity), both from the Municipality of The Hague.
In recognition of International Women’s Day, the Municipality of The Hague and All the Cyber Ladies, endorsed by Women4Cyber and Security Delta, are hosting a networking event and reception on 7 March. This event is aimed at professionals and students in the fields of cybersecurity and IT, with a particular focus on fostering diversity and inclusion within the sector.
We are proud to announce that the ECSO Award Finals 2025 will be held in The Hague. This prestigious event will celebrate the best and brightest in European cybersecurity, featuring the ECSO STARtup Award on 21 May, and the ECSO CISO Choice Award on 22 May.
The Municipality of The Hague is co-organising a special validation and acceleration programme with InnovationQuarter and YES!Delft, specifically designed for cybersecurity start-ups.
Increasingly, smaller organisations are also being targeted by cybercriminals. It is therefore important that SMEs also know how to act in the event of a cyberthreat. Therefore, we offer a free Cyber Crisis Training on 30 September 2024. Read more about this training here.
We are excited to welcome the Swedish delegation during the Cybersecurity Week in The Hague after the successful visit to Sweden in May. It is inspiring to see how the collaboration between the Netherlands and Sweden has grown, strengthening the cybersecurity network across borders.
ONE Conference published an E-magazine, featuring 17 insightful articles on the latest trends and research in cybersecurity. It’s a must-read for professionals at all levels.
We’re thrilled to invite you to an online event that brings together experts from Cyber Peace Institute, CFLW Cyber Strategies, and HSD Campus to explore the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity—specifically tailored for nonprofits. Register now via this link
Next to our unique cybersecurity network consisting of cybersecurity organisations, professionals and knowledge insititutions, The Hague has many other initiatives in the field of cybersecurity. Read more about innovative programs and collaborations dedicated to safeguarding our digital world.
In the Hague we work hard to diminish the mismatch between supply and demand of cybersecurity talent. Together with partners we have developed a Talent Hub to assist in this mission. The Talent Hub features at the ONE Conference on 1 and 2 October 2024 in World Forum.
Are you a security start-up looking to expand to The Netherlands? As an official facilitator, the HSD Campus can now help you obtain a 1-year startup visa, to help you develop your innovative business in The Hague.
