P.Leclercq in Security 2025-06-08 governance technology security tips
Two-factor authentication is a security method that requires two distinct forms of identification to access an account or system. Unlike traditional password-only authentication, 2FA adds an additional layer of protection.
P.Leclercq in Security 2025-05-27 governance
As mentioned in a previous article, security begins with governance. Management must indicate its commitment to protecting information, set objectives, and describe the means to be implemented. Traditionally, this is done through a document: the cybersecurity policy.
P.Leclercq in Security 2025-05-06 governance
In the previous article, we listed the basic practical measures to implement to achieve a minimum level of security. However, it is crucial to understand that your company’s security doesn’t begin with technology, but with governance. Installing antivirus software or enabling two-factor authentication will have only a limited impact if you haven’t first clearly defined who makes decisions, according to what rules, and based on what risks.
P.Leclercq in Security 2025-04-24 security tips governance
According to its creator, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB), “The CyberFundamentals Framework is 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.”
P.Leclercq in Security 2023-08-06 governance
As noted on the main page of this site, I have written an introduction to the European GDPR regulation, which should be sufficient for you to pass the GDPR Foundation exam. It is available as a download here.
P.Leclercq in Security 2023-08-06 governance ISO27001
As noted on the main page of this site, I have written an introduction to the ISO 27001:2013 standard, which should be sufficient for you to pass the ISO 27001 Foundation exam.
You can download it from here.