How can CyberBusters help our organization with cybersecurity?

We assist organizations in identifying risks and implementing practical security measures tailored to their specific situation.

What should we do if we experience a cyber incident?

We provide support to assess the situation, minimize damage, and guide you in restoring systems, ensuring your organization can operate again.

Can CyberBusters help us with compliance such as GDPR or ISO27001?

Yes, we can assist in understanding and complying with regulations like GDPR, ISO27001, and other standards, including support with risk assessments and implementation advice.

How does your OT security for industrial networks work?

We support organizations with solutions to secure operational technology, such as network segmentation and monitoring, to better protect operational processes.

What are the first steps for a cybersecurity assessment?

The first step is a conversation to discuss your current situation. We then create a plan to identify vulnerabilities and suggest improvements.

Do you offer training for employees on cybersecurity?

Yes, we offer awareness training and simulations to help employees recognize and respond to cyber threats.

How can I collaborate with CyberBusters or request a quote?

You can contact us via the contact page or by phone. We are happy to discuss how we can support your organization.

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Upcoming training

Certified PECB programmes, delivered by practitioners who run these environments for a living.

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PECB ISA/IEC 62443 Lead Implementer Training & Exam

Self-study, virtual classroom or in-person

2 November 2026 – 6 November 2026 · Lelystad, NLEnglish (Dutch)

Learn to implement and manage an industrial automation and control systems (IACS) cybersecurity programme aligned with the ISA/IEC 62443 series. This official PECB Lead Implementer training develops the competence to plan, establish, operate, monitor, maintain and continually improve an industrial cybersecurity programme. Participants learn to interpret ISA/IEC 62443 from an implementer’s perspective, assess IACS risks and maturity, implement security controls, strengthen supply-chain security, manage patching and prepare for industrial cyber incidents.

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PECB ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Auditor Training & Exam

Self-study, e-learning, virtual classroom or in-person

16 November 2026 – 20 November 2026 · OnlineEnglish (Dutch)

Learn to audit an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) for conformity with ISO/IEC 42001 through this official PECB Lead Auditor training. Develop the competence to plan, conduct and close AIMS audits, collect objective evidence, assess conformity, report nonconformities and manage an audit programme. The package includes official PECB courseware, the certification exam, 31 CPD credits, one free exam retake within 12 months, CyberBusters practical sessions on the EU AI Act and audit evidence, and the CyberBusters ISO/IEC 42001 Audit Readiness Index.

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Why Choose Us?

Your success is our priority. Discover what makes us unique.

Personal Approach

We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and deliver tailored solutions. Your goals are our starting point.

Creative Solutions

With our innovative mindset, we offer creative solutions to complex challenges. No problem is too big.

Commitment to Quality

We strive for perfection in everything we do. Our solutions come with a guarantee of the highest quality.

Focus on Results

Our approach is always focused on achieving measurable results that make a real impact on your organization.

We Understand Your Business

We immerse ourselves in your industry and specific business goals to deliver solutions that truly fit your needs.

Guidance

We provide support throughout your entire cybersecurity journey, from strategy to implementation, to keep your organization secure.

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One question, three domains: the decision pattern behind OT, AI and NIS2

A vulnerability in a plant, an AI agent with sending rights and a supplier you depend on are the same conversation. Question, context, decision, owner, evidence, review.

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