For the person who sets up security for the whole organisation. Start with the security lead checklist, based on ISO 27001 and the GDPR, then use the guides for data breaches, backups, awareness training, single sign-on and device management. Protecting your domain and email is covered under Domain, email & website .
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- Device management: keep your organisation's laptops under controlThis page helps you choose a Mobile Device Management (MDM) platform for MacBooks and Windows laptops. After reading it, you know which tool fits your situation and why it matters.
- Document management / Drive accessThis guide sets out which documents live where in your cloud (like Google Drive) and who gets in. The goal: access is intentional, not accidental.
- Remote IT Support ToolsWhen staff need IT help remotely, we have several tools to choose from. This page compares the main options on cost, platform requirements, and nonprofit pricing.
- Backup & recovery checklist Most data lives "in the cloud". That means: "on someone else's server." Accidental deletion, a compromised account, a vendor outage, or an employee leaving with the wrong access can all cause data lo…
- SSO & MFA overview — all tools
- SSO, yes or no?Conclusion: using SSO with Google is generally considered safer by security experts compared to using password manager generated passwords with MFA. Only when digital sovereignty is very important to…
- Awareness training recommendationsRecommendations for all employees to increase awareness about IT security
- How to: Handle data breaches This 'How to' applies to data breaches in the Netherlands based on Dutch law 🇳🇱
- Information security checklist for the security lead Starting point based on ISO/IEC 27001 and the Dutch AVG (GDPR).