Cybersecurity
Continuous efforts on awareness, organisation and technology are needed to keep working safely. From administrators to administrators and researchers to students, everyone plays a role in being able to continue studying, working and researching safely.
During NOZON weeks in March, many institutions realistically tested their preparedness for a cyber crisis with a tabletop cyber crisis exercise. What did they learn? You can read it in this article.
Since 2022, SURF has been working with its members on innovation in 9 Innovation Zones. One of these is the Cybersecurity Innovation Zone, which aims to increase the cyber resilience of education and research institutions. A conversation with Albert Hankel (SURF) and Paula Duijnhoven (Leiden University of Applied Sciences): "The question is not whether we will be hacked, but when."