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News item |: 11-10-2022 |: 13:13 One of the pillars of the NCSC is knowledge sharing with its target groups and partners. The research team contributes to the NCSC mission.”understand, connect and prevent” commenting on scientific developments in the field of cyber security and conducting, outsourcing and monitoring relevant studies. The Research Agenda 2023-2026 describes […]

News item |: 12-10-2022 |: 7:29 p.m In June 2022, a political agreement was reached on the revision of the European Directive on Network and Information Security (NIS). This review is driven by developments in technology, ever-increasing digitization, increasing reliance on information and security networks, combined with new and existing threats. The new NIB2 directive

News item |: 12-10-2022 |: 7:29 p.m In June 2022, a political agreement was reached on the revision of the European Directive on Network and Information Security (NIS). This review is driven by developments in technology, ever-increasing digitization, increasing reliance on information and security networks, combined with new and existing threats. The new NIB2 directive

News item |: 12-10-2022 |: 7:29 p.m In June 2022, a political agreement was reached on the revision of the European Directive on Network and Information Security (NIS). This review is driven by developments in technology, ever-increasing digitization, increasing reliance on information and security networks, combined with new and existing threats. The new NIB2 directive

News item |: 31-10-2022 |: 16:18 A critical vulnerability has been discovered in OpenSSL 3.0. The OpenSSL development team has announced that they will release version 3.0.7 on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. This new version fixes the vulnerability. It’s vulnerability no available in versions below 3.0. So versions 1.1.1 and 1.0.2 are not affected by

News item |: 01-11-2022 |: 18:32 The OpenSSL development team has just released version 3.0.7. Released. This fixes several vulnerabilities. The vulnerability, which OpenSSL previously classified as “critical”, has now been downgraded to “high”. Based on the information now available, the NCSC also estimates the severity of the vulnerability to be lower than previously thought.

News item |: 01-11-2022 |: 18:32 The OpenSSL development team has just released version 3.0.7. Released. This fixes several vulnerabilities. The vulnerability, which OpenSSL previously classified as “critical”, has now been downgraded to “high”. Based on the information now available, the NCSC also estimates the severity of the vulnerability to be lower than previously thought.

News item |: 01-11-2022 |: 18:32 The OpenSSL development team has just released version 3.0.7. Released. This fixes several vulnerabilities. The vulnerability, which OpenSSL previously classified as “critical”, has now been downgraded to “high”. Based on the information now available, the NCSC also estimates the severity of the vulnerability to be lower than previously thought.

News item |: 30-11-2022 |: 2:33 p.m In 2021, Logius announced that as of 06-12-2022, the PKI domain for public trusted web server certificates will end under the PKI government. If your organization is still using such certificates, we recommend taking action. What should you do? Check which of your certificates are publicly trusted PKI

News item |: 01-12-2022 |: 12:02 p.m NCSC works every day in a digitally safer Netherlands. If we have information about threats and incidents in organizations’ systems, we want to inform and advise them about it. For example, about what measures the organization can best take. Until now, the NSC was only allowed to share