Zero Trust Innovators

We offer worldwide managed cybersecurity services for organizations with complex and dynamic IT infrastructures. Our managed services are modular, scalable and cost-effective, and always based on Zero Trust.

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Managed Security Services

Complete visibility and control with 24/7 managed IT security support

Zero Trust Readiness & Fitness

Combining policy, architecture and operation. Continuously guarding the quality and effectiveness of your security measures.

Security Orchestration, Automation and Response Platform

The automated platform for the (Managed) Security Operations Center.

Cloud SecurityServices

Data segmentation and protection for public and private cloud environments.

Cybersecurity webinars

Every month we organize webinars on different cybersecurity topics.
Below you will find a selection of the current offerings.

Several National Cyber Security Centers (NCSCs) advise or require government and vital organizations to implement a Zero Trust strategy. This webinar therefore focuses on the implementation of Zero Trust from a ‘top down approach’.

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Zero Trust Strategy & Operation webinar

How do you bridge the gap between strategy and operations? In this webinar, our Lead Architect and CISO discuss the noticeable shift from an operational approach to Zero Trust to the strategic level at which CISOs and CIOs operate.

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Automated Pentesting met Pentera webinar

Pentesting is often seen as a necessary evil for audits. It is also a challenge to get the right pentesters in house. But the quality of the pentest then depends on personal skills. In this webinar we will show you how automated pentesting offers a solution for this.

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Webinar: Zero Trust & Cloud

How do you make sure your Zero Trust security policy and measures are also effective in the cloud environment(s)? How do you set this up? How do you validate this continuously? During this Deep Dive we will take a closer look at Zero Trust implementation in a cloud environment.

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Cybersecurity news

News, articles and opinions on cybersecurity

The war situation in Ukraine and cyber threats

On February 24, we sent out a security update on the cybersecurity implications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In this new bulletin, we give you a status update on the most recent developments.

The Log4j lessons: If it ain’t broke, fix it now!

A blog series with the title The Log4J lessons might suggest that the fallout of the Log4j vulnerability is mostly behind us. Indeed, since the end of 2021 there has been tremendous effort from technology vendors, SOC’s and IT-departments to mitigate this threat. But given the widespread usage of this open-source logging library and the well-publicized ease of the attack, it’s highly unlikely that we’ve heard the last of Log4j in 2022.

Log4j: Frequently Asked Questions

The Log4j vulnerability that was discovered on Thursday, December 9th, is still a pressing issue for many companies. Since its discovery, we’ve received many questions from customers, most of which we have gathered on this FAQ page. If you have any questions regarding the Log4j vulnerability, you can find the answer to many of them here. This page will be continuously updated as we monitor the development of this situation.

Log4j: Still a code red for the ON2IT CIRT

On Thursday, December 9th a serious vulnerability was discovered in the much-used Apache Log4j Java logging library (Log4j). Through this vulnerability, an unauthenticated, unauthorized RCE (Remote Code Execution) is made possible, which can be used to take over a server. A patch was quickly made available, but executing said patch is proving to be a more complex activity.