It’s clear that our network continues to grow stronger, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed! More organizations are choosing to establish themselves in The Hague, recognizing its strategic. We are excited to announce that three new companies have joined the HSD Campus during the Cybersecurity Week.
MKB Digitaal is an independent platform to help SME’s with the digital aspects of doing business. In recognition of Cybersecurity Week, their latest blog is dedicated to a critical issue: the importance of strong passwords.
Starting in September 2025, the Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs of the University of Leiden will offer the bachelor’s programme in Cybersecurity & Cybercrime. TU Delft has a new online course on Economics of Cybersecurity: Foundation and Measurement, starting 2 October 2024.
Are you aware of how to protect yourself from cybercriminals? Digital crime is on the rise, affecting both residents and businesses. Did you know that one in three companies will experience a cyberattack? Phishing emails and misleading WhatsApp messages are also becoming increasingly common in households.
The TU Delft CTF Team is organizing a beginner-friendly Capture The Flag competition open to everyone. In groups of 4, you will complete a series of challenges you can solve by hacking, reverse engineering, and exploiting vulnerabilities. If you are new to cybersecurity, this is the perfect opportunity to learn and have fun.
Secuirty Delat (HSD) organises an HSD Café about the impact of AI on cybersecurity. Three industry experts will share their insights on the evolving challenges in cybersecurity and how AI is shaping the future of security.
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
Jan van Zanen, mayor of The Hague, welcomed participants to the city for the ninth edition of the International Cyber Security Summer School (ICSSS). He emphasized the importance of (digital) security and access to sufficient talent in this field.
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.
As The Hague, we value diversity and support initiatives taken in this direction. This, of course, also applies to the field of cybersecurity. We are therefore proud to sponsor the conference Beyond Borders, a conference emphasis on diversity with emphasis on doversity, hosted by Women4Cyber.
The Hague’s unique cybersecurity network is expanding progressively, attracting an increasing number of companies drawn to the city’s collaborative and innovative environment. Many of these businesses are choosing to establish themselves at the HSD Campus to kick start there presence in region.
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.
