Safeonweb to become big sister!

• 23% of companies have experienced an IT security incident (unavailability of ICT services, destruction or corruption of data, disclosure of confidential data);

• In order to raise awareness of the importance of IT security, five out of ten companies make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations. On the other hand, only 34.1% of companies have documentation on ICT security policies, practices or procedures.

Among other things:

• 75.1% of companies in Belgium use a strong password but only 24.7% of them use multi-factor authentication;
• 62.7% of companies in Belgium backup their data;
• 48.9% of companies in Belgium control access to their network;
• 23.7% of companies in Belgium analyse their risks of cyber incidents;
• 13.4% of companies in Belgium employ IT specialists;
• 26.1% of companies in Belgium organise cyber risk awareness training;
• 15.9% of companies in Belgium have cybersecurity documents or procedures;

Source: Statbel - Survey on the use of ICT and e-commerce in companies 2022

Safeonweb@work is an initiative of the Cybersecurity Centre Belgium (CCB) aimed at Belgian companies and organisations. Its aim is to strengthen the cybersecurity of Belgian companies and organisations by providing them with advice, recommendations and tools via various services, enabling them to identify and mitigate the vulnerabilities of their systems and to be alerted to cyberthreats.

The launch of the platform will be supported by a communication campaign to raise awareness among the target audience.

The campaign starts on Tuesday 14 November 2023.

The following materials will be available:

• Online video - 30", 15" and 6"
• Print ad in 2 formats
• Toolkit consisting of:
  • 1 poster A3+A4 in HR + LR
  • 1 online banner 300x600, 468x400, 840x150
  • 1 email signature

Safeonweb@work is available online at : https://atwork.safeonweb.be/

We invite organisations to register on the platform to benefit from additional services.

All Safeonweb@work services are completely free of charge.

Organisations will be able to find several tools and services such as :

• Cyber Threat Alerts
  A service that helps organisations investigate and mitigate potential cyber threats on their network by notifying them of vulnerabilities and infections.
• CyberFundamentals Framework
  A set of concrete measures to protect data, significantly reduce the risk of the most common cyber attacks and increase an organisation's cyber resilience.
• Policy templates
  A set of customisable and editable cybersecurity policy documents to facilitate the implementation of information security management within an organisation.
• Self-assessment
  An online form that allows you to assess your organisation's cybersecurity maturity level. After answering questions on cybersecurity topics, you will be able to measure your level of maturity, compare your level with similar organisations, and benefit from our practical recommendations to address any gaps identified.

Organisations can also find articles, news, tips and content to help them improve their level of cybersecurity.​​​​​​​