NIS2 in Belgium: What It Means for Your Organisation
If you run a business In Belgium there's a good chance NIS2 now applies to you, whether directly or through a client or supplier who expects you to comply.
Read MorePhishing and stolen passwords pose a major risk to businesses. With a YubiKey, you secure all your accounts in the most robust way: via hardware-based Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Brick9 handles the full implementation, configuration, and support. This ensures that your team always has secure, fast, and hassle-free access to all critical business applications and data.
Even the most complex passwords can be hacked or compromised. A YubiKey requires a physical action (touch) to log in, which means that it is impossible for hackers to gain remote access to your accounts, even if they have the password.
Employees often find it annoying to constantly retype temporary codes from authenticator apps or wait for text messages. With a YubiKey, logging in is simply a matter of plugging in (USB) or scanning (NFC). This ensures a seamless and significantly faster user experience.
Cybercriminals use increasingly sophisticated phishing techniques to intercept MFA codes. YubiKeys utilize the superior FIDO2/WebAuthn standards. These cryptographic protocols validate the authenticity of the website, making the authentication virtually 100% phishing-resistant.
In environments where employees share workstations or are frequently on the road, secure access management is a major challenge. A YubiKey is personal, robust, and portable (attached to a keychain), allowing employees to securely log in to any device anytime, anywhere, without leaving a digital trace.
NIS2 in Belgium: what does it mean for your organisation?
The Belgian NIS2 Act and the CCB's CyberFundamentals framework — in a single overview

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