Independent, Belgian and close to the public

Make digital security useful in everyday life.

The Belgian Institute for Citizen Cybersecurity is a nonprofit association based in Charleroi. It connects technical expertise, education and practical needs so citizens, young people and small organisations can make better digital decisions.

Legal form
Belgian nonprofit association
Enterprise number
1039.889.191
Registered office
Monceau-sur-Sambre, Charleroi
Public languages
French, Dutch, German, English
Purpose

Why IBCSC exists

Digital risks now affect family life, school, work, public services and associations. Useful guidance is often too technical or scattered. IBCSC turns verified information into understandable decisions, tools, training and appropriate referrals.

The Institute is not a public authority, police service or emergency service.

  • Accessible prevention
  • Youth skills development
  • Support for small organisations
  • Cooperation with competent bodies
Local roots

From Charleroi, for Belgium

Working locally keeps the Institute close to schools, nonprofits, young people, freelancers and small businesses. Public resources are intended to remain useful across the country’s regions and language communities.

Development

Build in measurable stages

IBCSC develops publications, youth programmes, public tools, cooperation and solidarity services progressively. Confirmed results are reported separately from future plans.

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