GRC: Be Connected! co-organized by the Cyber Security Coalition & ISACA Belgium Chapter, supported by the Solvay Brussels Schools of Economics & Management on 28 March 2024 at the Brussels-based BluePoint Conference Centre.
Governance & Management Mastery
In this webcast Mr. Remy Knecht shares his experiences as Chief Security Officer at itsmeDigitalID, overseeing the security operations of the widely recognized itsme® app, a pivotal digital identification and privacy protection solution. Mr. Robert Kloots delves into the realms of sound Cyber Security Governance, emphasizing the critical role of Cyber Risk Quantification. From NIST-CSF to ISO27001 and beyond, he explores frameworks integral to understanding and mitigating cyber risks.
Cyber Skills Evolution in the Modern Workforce
In this webcast our esteemed panellists embark on a journey to explore the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity skills within the contemporary workplace. They delve into the evolving nature of cyber skills, examining the challenges and opportunities facing both individuals and organizations in navigating this rapidly changing field. In the second part of the webcast, Mrs. Ulrika Dellrud explains how to build bridges between privacy and security in a digital trust world.
Mastering effective governance in organizations: roadmap to success
For five years, Dr. Koen De Maere delved deep into the challenges plaguing organizations’ digital strategies and governance activities as part of his research project at the University of Antwerp and the Antwerp Management School. With insights from 100+ leaders, he brings invaluable wisdom to the table. In this webcast he unveils the common pitfalls hindering organizational success and shares actionable practices to overcome them.
CyberFundamentals Framework
Mr. Johan Klykens presented CCB’s CyberFundamentals, a framework of guidelines to ensure and continuously improve cyber security both within the public and private sectors. The framework describes five core functions: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover. These functions enable communication around cybersecurity among both technical professionals and stakeholders so that cyber-related risks can be incorporated into the organisation’s overall risk management strategy. The IMPORTANT and ESSENTIAL levels are already in line with the provisions in the NIS2 directive.
