Dutch Cybersecurity Alliance: Security Delta and Cybersec Netherlands Join Forces
Netherlands, Tuesday, 15 October 2024.
Security Delta (HSD) and Cybersec Netherlands have formed a strategic partnership to bolster the Netherlands’ cyber resilience. This collaboration aims to address growing digital threats by combining expertise, hosting joint events, and fostering knowledge sharing among cybersecurity professionals.
Strengthening Cyber Resilience
The strategic alliance between Security Delta (HSD) and Cybersec Netherlands marks a significant advancement in the efforts to safeguard the Netherlands against escalating digital threats. By pooling resources and expertise, the collaboration is set to enhance cyber resilience across the country. Cybersec Netherlands, an independent cybersecurity event hosted annually at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht, serves as a gathering platform for experts, policymakers, and companies to discuss current challenges and advancements in the cybersecurity landscape[1].
Key Figures and Vision
Mick den Dijker, the exhibition manager of Cybersec Netherlands, highlights the value of aligning with Security Delta (HSD), a leading security cluster in the Netherlands. According to den Dijker, this partnership is pivotal in raising the quality of cybersecurity events and delivering added value to participants by showcasing cutting-edge strategies to tackle digital threats[1]. Joris den Bruinen, General Director of HSD, underscores the importance of sharing expertise and leveraging HSD’s extensive network of stakeholders to prepare organizations for the challenges of an increasingly digital society[1].
Innovative Initiatives and Global Collaboration
The partnership will also benefit from the involvement of Globals Inc., a tech company specializing in cyber-defense and secure digital transformation, which has recently become a premium partner of HSD. Globals Inc. aims to contribute to the cyber resilience initiatives spearheaded by HSD, such as the Cyber Resilience Centre Greenport and the Cyber Resilience Centre for Manufacturing in South Holland[2]. These initiatives are designed to foster cross-sector collaboration and innovation, enhancing cybersecurity measures across various industries. Additionally, Globals Inc. plans to introduce cost-effective hardware-enforced cybersecurity solutions, spearheaded by its subsidiary Tegolinx, to the Dutch market[2].
The Role of HSD Campus
The HSD Campus, located in The Hague, serves as a central hub for cybersecurity innovation and collaboration. By establishing a presence at the campus, Globals Inc. can tap into the local talent pool and utilize the HSD Security Talent website for recruitment purposes[2]. The campus acts as a meeting place for over 275 companies, governmental organizations, and knowledge institutions, all working together to enhance the security of the digitizing society[3]. This collaboration is expected to foster new cybersecurity solutions that can be scaled both within the Netherlands and internationally.
Future Prospects and Impact
The intensified partnership between Security Delta (HSD) and Cybersec Netherlands is poised to play a critical role in shaping the future of cybersecurity in the Netherlands. By organizing high-quality events and fostering knowledge sharing, the collaboration aims to raise awareness and strengthen the country’s defense against cyber threats. As digital threats continue to evolve, such initiatives are essential in ensuring that Dutch organizations remain resilient and prepared to navigate the complexities of the digital age[1][3].