Four free technical pathways for young people: Linux, DevOps, telecom and AI
IBCSC is structuring four free pathways for pupils and students to discover technical careers, practise safely and build a first demonstrable skill.
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CoopIT nonprofits: call of interest for a first ten-association pilot
IBCSC is preparing a six-month pilot to help up to ten Belgian nonprofits improve websites, accounts, backups, support and shared software.
NIS2 in practice: what small organisations really need to prepare
Not every small organisation falls directly under NIS2, but their clients and partners will ask for concrete evidence that risks are under control.
Social media at 16: where does Belgium really stand?
In Belgium, the debate cannot be reduced to a minimum age. Here is what is changing, what remains to be decided and the concrete protections to apply right now.
Russia-linked cyber threats: understanding the risks for Belgium
Behind the phrase "Russian cyber threat" lie hacktivists, criminals and espionage operations. Telling them apart helps prepare a proportionate response.
Why Belgium needs a national, sovereign artificial intelligence centre
Sovereignty does not mean building everything alone, but being able to audit, secure, move and stop the AI systems used for essential missions.
AI for citizen-led prevention: useful, but under control
AI can match thousands of reports and speed up an alert, provided that humans keep the decision and the data stays protected.
European cooperation: resilience starts on the ground
A cyber crisis quickly crosses suppliers and borders. Cooperation becomes useful when it is prepared, tested and accessible to local players.