
Complying with standards, legislation, regulations and other information security requirements can be complex. We help you make security compliance practical and straightforward. Together, we’ll bring your information security up to the level that suits your organisation. Whether it’s ISO 27001, NEN 7510, BIO2, Cbw (NIS2) or other information security requirements, we’ll guide you through the implementation step by step. No standard tick-box lists, just in-depth analysis and clear language.
Security compliance means that your organisation meets the requirements applicable to information security. These requirements may stem from legislation and regulations, standards, certifications or agreements with customers and partners.
The aim is to properly protect business data, personal data and other sensitive information. You not only want to work securely, but also to be able to demonstrate this. Customers, partners and regulators increasingly expect organisations to be able to demonstrate this.
As an organisation, you may be subject to various rules and standards. Which requirements apply to you depends, amongst other things, on your sector, the type of data you process and the services you provide.

Information security standards frameworks are a collection of rules, guidelines and best practices that help organisations keep their data and systems secure. The best-known are ISO 27001and NEN 7510.
We help you to apply a standards framework practically within your organisation – from conducting a risk analysis to implementing and improving security measures. This ensures that you not only meet the requirements, but also that your security measures and processes work effectively in practice.
In addition to standards andcertifications, legislation, regulations and specific government frameworks mayalso impose requirements on your organisation’s information security. We helpyou understand which requirements apply to your organisation and how toimplement them in practice.
In addition to ISO 27001 and NEN 7510, we support organisations with various other standards, frameworks and security requirements.
These include ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 27017 for information security in cloud environments, the BIC for housing associations, and security requirements within education and research.
We assess your organisation's needs and help you to implement the right measures in a practical way.



Implementing a regulatory framework isn’t something you can do in a single day. It requires an understanding of your current situation, a clear approach and concrete steps for improvement. That’s why we work systematically and draw on existing best practices. Thanks to our experience in implementing various regulatory frameworks and guidelines, we know the challenges organisations face.
We assess your organisation’s needs and bring structure to the process. This way, you know where you stand, what still needs to be done and which steps take priority. Depending on your needs, we can take on a coaching, supportive or hands-off role. We communicate in clear language. No unnecessary technical jargon.

Obtaining a certificate or meeting the requirements of a standards framework is not the end of the journey. Legislation and regulations change, organisations evolve, and new risks constantly emerge. That is why we continue to support you even after implementation. We assist with internal audits, improvement programmes and maintaining your certification. This ensures your information security remains aligned with the risks and developments within your organisation.
That depends on your sector, activities, risks and the information you process. ISO 27001, for example, is widely applicable. For organisations in the healthcare sector, NEN 7510 may be relevant. Government organisations work with the BIO, amongst other standards. Specific sectors, clients or supply chain partners may also set their own requirements. We’d be happy to help you determine which standards frameworks are relevant to your organisation. Please feel free to contact us without obligation.
A law contains legal obligations that your organisation must comply with if the law applies to you. A standard contains agreements and requirements for, for example, information security or quality management. A standard may be voluntary, but it may also be made mandatory by legislation, clients or contractual agreements.
ISO 27001 is not generally mandatory for every organisation. However, customers, clients or supply chain partners may require ISO 27001 certification. Certification may also be relevant within certain sectors or situations. We can help you determine whatis required in your specific situation.
The Cybersecurity Act (Cbw) does not apply to every organisation. Whether your organisation falls under the Act depends, amongst other things, on the sector in which you operate and the size and activities of your organisation. We can help you determine what the Cbw means for your organisation and what steps you need to take. Please feel free to contact us without obligation.
Not always. Compliance means that you meet the requirements that apply to your organisation. Certification can be a way of demonstrating that you meet a particular standard, but it is not mandatory in every situation.
The duration of an implementation process varies from organisation to organisation. This depends, amongst other things, on the size of your organisation, the chosen standards framework, the complexity of your processes and the maturity of your existing information security. A gap analysis will give you insight into the current situation and the steps that still need to be taken.
Not sure where to start? Let us help you. We begin by assessing your organisation’s current situation. Through a gap analysis, we examine the extent to which your current policies, processes and security measures align with the requirements of the chosen standards framework. In addition, we use a risk analysis to identify the key information security risks facing your organisation. This gives you an understanding of what is already well organised, which risks require attention, and what steps are needed to meet the relevant requirements. Please feel free to contact us without obligation.
Yes. Organisations frequently have to deal with multiple standards and legal requirements. Many of these requirements overlap. By identifying these commonalities, you can often combine measures and processes. This helps you avoid duplication of effort and keeps your compliance management straightforward.
We can play a coaching, supportive or hands-off role. The approach that suits you best depends on the knowledge and capacity your organisation already has in-house and how much support you need. Together, we’ll determine which approach is most suitable.
We translate complex requirements into concrete actions that suit your organisation. We look not only at what needs to be on paper, but above all at how information security works in practice. In this way, we help you to view compliance not as a tick-box exercise, but as a way to actually make your organisation safer and more resilient.
Security compliance is not a one-off exercise. Even after you’ve met the requirements or obtained acertificate, ongoing maintenance and improvement remain necessary. Legislation and regulations change, your organisation evolves, and new risks emerge. We can therefore continue to support you after implementation with, for example, internal audits, improvement programmes and maintaining your certification.
That depends on the standards framework, your organisation and the risks involved. Information security requires ongoing attention. That is why it is important to regularly check whether measures are still working effectively and whether your organisation continues to meet the relevant requirements. We can help you determine a suitable approach for this.