RISING CYBER SECURITY CAPABILITY WITH A UNIQUE NETWORK OF TRUSTED PARTNERS. Jan De Blauwe Chairman Cyber Security Coalition Belgium

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1 RISING CYBER SECURITY CAPABILITY WITH A UNIQUE NETWORK OF TRUSTED PARTNERS Jan De Blauwe Chairman Cyber Security Coalition Belgium Brussels, 3 October 2017

2 FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT BELGIAN COMPANIES 79% 97% has an Internet connection has a website 21% of turnover = e-commerce 37% e-invoicing 2

3 OUR ECONOMY DEPENDS ON ICT Internet Companies ICT Internet and computers = both ADVANTAGE and VULNERABILITY ECONOMY 3

4 WHAT IS CYBER SECURITY? the management of risks associated with the Internet and computer systems an issue involving technology, processes and people the protection of information and the smooth functioning of the company and its suppliers and customers Cyber incidents prevent detect respond 4

5 THE COST OF A CYBER INCIDENT? The cost of a serious cyber incident is estimated at more than 5 million EUR Potential expenses include: Forensic expertise Theft of intellectual property Service restoration and cleanup efforts The (temporary) stoppage of activities A damaged reputation and commercial damage Communications with staff, customers and suppliers, the media, etc. Loss of (personal) data Claims for damages from customers and/or suppliers due to the loss of their data; legal expertise 5

6 CYBER SECURITY INCIDENTS ARE A TOP 10 RISK FOR BELGIAN COMPANIES Accounts 0,3% Ddos 0,5% System 3,9% Spam 4,4% Phishing 4,8% Virus 19,0% Scan 20,0% Vulnerabilities 47,0% 0,0% 5,0% 10,0% 15,0% 20,0% 25,0% 30,0% 35,0% 40,0% 45,0% 50,0% Most common types of incidents (source: CERT.be 2016) 6

7 CONCLUSION: WE NEED TO MAKE CYBER SECURITY A PRIORITY Every organization is a potential victim of cybercrime No matter how big or small Urgent need to JOIN FORCES in the fight against cybercrime 7

8 THE COALITION Cross sector collaboration, uniting Academic, Public & Private sectors Unique set-up in Belgium: a trusted experts platform 4 main axes: Sharing of experience, best practices, Operational collaboration: Incident response (threat intel; detect & respond, ) Data privacy for practioners Policy recommendations and best practices Awareness campaigns for general public and organizations Close collaboration with Centrum for Cyber Security Belgium After 2 years the Coalition is a success : A trusted partner for authorities Concrete deliverables (see next slides) 8

9 OUR MEMBERS 9

10 OUR MISSION 10

11 RAISING AWARENESS National Security Campaign 2017 Can you recognize suspicious messages on time? 2 Awareness Packages for Business 2 Cyber Security Guides 11

12 CYBER SECURITY KIT Ready-to-use Cyber Security KIT for SME & organizations Objective: help to raise internal cyber security awareness in a transparent way Topics: Introduction: Why is cyber security needed? Passwords Phishing and malware Social engineering Kit s content: User guide: how to use it? Each topic consists of a PowerPoint, & visuals (screensaver) 17

13 GDPR Check Implementation European General Data Protection Regulation: 25 May 2018 Objective: Too much information is available: what is relevant? Target Group: SMEs and small organisations in Belgium, processing personal data (of customers, prospects, suppliers, staff, ) How? Check in 15 min if your organisation is ready to apply the GDPR based on a few questions and you will receive: personalized diagnosis practical recommendations Conclusion: indication on your current state (not a legal advice) most important work points to address Available: as of 13 October 2017 on Press release mid November

14 CYBER SECURITY GUIDE FOR SME Objective: to provide SMEs with an overview of both basic and more advanced cyber security measures. SMEs should implement cyber security measures on the basis of their own risk assessments. the guide provides a quick list of security controls that should be considered and probably implemented. 15

15 CYBER SECURITY INCIDENT MANGAGEMENT GUIDE Objective: To provide companies and organizations with an overview of how to prepare for, detect and handle a cyber security incident. Prepare - Detect Respond Most common types of incidents 16

16 Thank you! Cyber Security Coalition Stuiverstraat 8, Rue des Sols 1000 Brussels Tel: 02/