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The number of ransomware attacks in the Netherlands is large and even increasing. In a recent survey, nearly three-quarters of Dutch companies surveyed said they

June 30, 2022, Utrecht From the heart of the Netherlands, NFIR hosted its first Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Seminar on Thursday, June 30, 2022.

The goal of our MDR services is to unburden and support your organization in the area of Security Monitoring. NFIR monitors the most common log

It’s official! NFIR recently signed the partner agreement with Awaretrain. Awaretrain has thus become our regular supplier of the e-learning modules in the awareness program.

We are proud to announce that with the purchase of the CIS SecureSuite license, we have become an official partner of the Center for Internet

The Hague – Recently, the cybercrime team of the police unit The Hague received information from the Dutch cybersecurity company NFIR that files containing thousands

On January 27, 2022, Daniël Knot and Marjolein Veenstra of KIWA presented NFIR with the pentest hallmark of the Center for Crime Prevention (CCV). Here

NFIR is not going for gold, but for platinum! In fact, we are proud to announce that we have become an official platinum sponsor of

This year NFIR has become an official friend of Challenge The Cyber (CTC)! On Saturday, May 29, 2021, NFIR contributed to the Challenge the Cyber

The notification that a password is involved in a data breach usually causes a lot of stress, including Gavin Mooij who is a reporter for

After being certified for ISO27001 in 2020, we are now proud to add ISO9001 to our certifications. With the addition of this certification, NFIR demonstrates

“We are increasingly dealing with all kinds of attacks, intrusions and spy-like issues. The recent outcry over the Microsoft Exchange server leak shows that we

For organisations, the homeworking facility has never been as important as it is now. Because of the COVID-19 measures, most of the work is done

Sunday 2 February 2020, 13:44 BRON: security.nl Unknown attackers have succeeded in compromising a large number of organisations through the security breach in Citrix, the

A vulnerability in various Citrix solutions, often referred to as the home working environment for larger organizations, appears to be actively exploited by cyber criminals

CERT stands for Computer Emergency Response Team. The attribute is awarded by Carnagie Mellon University to companies and teams involved in digital security incidents. Carnegie

Dutch Cybersecurity companies are joining forces to protect healthcare institutions, including NFIR. Hospitals and other care institutions are essential in the control of the coronavirus.