Knowledge base

The Cybersecurity Act in plain language

Every page names the article of law, decree or NIS-2 provision the explanation is based on. No copied statutory text: always a direct link to the source.

The ten measure families

Article 21, third paragraph, Cbw splits the duty of care into ten topics. Each page below explains one.

1
Risk analysis and security policy
2
Incident handling
3
Business continuity and crisis management
4
Supply chain security
5
Secure acquisition, development and maintenance
6
Cyber hygiene and training
7
Cryptography
8
Personnel, access and assets
9
Multi-factor authentication and secured communications
10
Assessing effectiveness

In depth

Practical explanations of the law itself, the registration duty and supply-chain responsibility.

The Cybersecurity Act explainedWhat the Cyberbeveiligingswet regulates, since when, for whom, and what Munitor can and can't do about it.
Supply-chain partners and third partiesWhy suppliers who aren't themselves in scope of the Cybersecurity Act still run into it through their customer.
Registration duty, step by stepWho must register under the Cybersecurity Act, what information that requires, and how Munitor helps you keep track.

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