Updates on Cyber Security

Join our special-edition webinar on 28 September, 4pm CET.  During this webinar, we’ll talk you through the most impressive hacks and highlights from past editions of Hâck The Hague along with the experiences of previous contestants.

Cybersprint is excited to announce that we are nominated for the Computable Awards 2020 in the category of “Security and Digital Forensics”.

Data breaches, phishing scams and malware are still making headlines. The impact of losing information of millions of customers can result in significant financial consequences, along with disrupted business productivity and reputational damage. Inevitably, the dreaded question is: "Could this happen to us?"

Growing digital services and supply chains have lead to thousands of entry points in your organisation. Relationships with suppliers and third parties are necessary for your business, but parts of them are not under your direct control. Join our webinar on 01 July, and see how you can prevent and detect attacks before they happen.

We are excited and proud to announce that Cybersprint is mentioned in the Global CyberTech100 list, as provided by FinTech Global. The list recognises 100 cybertech companies from all over the world, who provide the most innovative cyber defence services for financial institutions.

Hâck The Hague has been postponed to 2021. Unfortunately, it’s not possible to organise the hacking contest in its unique ‘Hâck The Hague’-way in 2020 due to the current measures against the spread of the coronavirus. Instead, the event will be held on Monday 27 September 2021, again as a co-organised competition by the municipality of The Hague and cybersecurity company Cybersprint.

We'd like to nvite you to our upcoming webinar on 10 June. How was an attack on a nuclear plant discovered just in time? And why would criminals create expensive malware, when they can just send two people with wifi hacking equipment? Learn how Brian's and Eward's experience can help you prevent future attacks on your organisation.

As Covid-19 is still a relatively new virus, extensive research is conducted on its effects on people. What complications can be traced back to the virus in Covid-19 patients? How does it affect people with pre-existing health problems? CAPACITY is a registry to address these questions, focussing on a standardised registration of patients with Covid-19 and cardiovascular risks and complications who are at high risk of severe disease progression. The collected data helps to understand the virus and improve medical care. As it relies on patient data, the digital security must be high. To support the study and help keep the data secure, Cybersprint provides its services to CAPACITY pro bono.

A solid mitigation strategy is vital when protecting your organisation from third-party risk. How can you regain control over your third-party risks, and what are the key components of an effective mitigation strategy? Watch the webinar with Intel 471 and Cybersprint!