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Hâck The Hague | LinkedIn Hâck The Hague | 512 volgers op LinkedIn. Always wanted to try and ethically hack the city of The Hague? Join hacking competition Hâck The Hague! | Hacking competition 'Hâck The Hague' is organised by the Municipality of The Hague. 120 Ethical hackers are challenged to hack the municipali...

No Hâck The Hague in 2022. In 2023, the 5th edition of Hâck The Hague will take place! For this special edition we want to create a more challenging programme with new additions and bigger impact for participating hackers, visitors and partners.

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The Hâck The Hague event is just one part of a bigger picture. In 'How to hack a city', Gemeente Den Haag and Cybersprint describe what is needed to prepare your organisation for continuous improvement of digital security and how to involve ethical hackers in this process. Download the free e-guide: https://hubs.li/Q016VmdV0

E-guide: Zó hack je een stad / How to hack a city In this e-guide, Cybersprint and The Hague share their knowledge & experience about digital security and how ethical hackers can be involved.

How can you effectively secure your personal devices? In this video, Thijs Bosschert shares valuable tips and tricks that will help. Watch it here: https://hubs.li/Q0115tKX0.

Hâck The Hague video: Tips to effectively secure your personal devices - Thijs Bosschert Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

We asked the streetpanel what they consider risks. Their suggestions were very accurate. Watch the video (in Dutch).
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Hâck The Hague streetpanel: wat zijn volgens burgers van Den Haag online gevaren? Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

How does the Municipality of The Hague ensure a safe handling personal data? Rene van Kuilenberg explains in this podcast: https://hubs.li/Q01137M00

Hâck The Hague podcast: The Hague's responsibility to secure personal data - René van Kuilenberg Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

We asked our streetpanel how to contribute to a safer workplace as an employee. Watch their responses in this video (in Dutch). https://hubs.li/Q01134tW0

Hâck The Hague streetpanel: wat kun je als medewerker doen om je werkplek digitaal te beschermen? Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

As an organisation it's likely that you'll become victim of a attack. In this podcast, experts from NFIR share tips that can help you prevent these attacks from taking place. https://hubs.li/Q01134KF0

Hâck The Hague podcast: Tips for organisations to prevent getting hacked - NFIR Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Guiding students towards the ethical hacking path can be challenging. In this podcast, we've asked a teacher and 2 students of Hogeschool Rotterdam to talk about their experiences and what role a teacher can have to achieve this. https://hubs.li/Q011376K0

Hâck The Hague podcast: How to guide students towards ethical hacking path - Hogeschool Rotterdam Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Practicing your cybersecurity resilience is important. Bram & Luuk explain why you should schedule regular cybersecurity exercises in this podcast: https://hubs.ly/Q01134l10

Hâck The Hague podcast: Importance of cybsecurity exercises - Bram Perenboom & Luuk Dijkema Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Missed the digital edition of Hâck The Hague 2021? Watch the full playback on YouTube, filled with fun and interesting interviews with hackers, suppliers, municipality, and many others. https://hubs.ly/Q01133f80

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Teaching is important in this digital era, as there is a high demand for security professionals in the Netherlands. Teacher Daniel Meinsma from De Haagse Hogeschool / The Hague University of Applied Sciences explains what it's like to teach cybersecurity to students in this podcast. https://hubs.li/Q01132_50

Hâck The Hague podcast: What it's like teaching cybersecurity - Daniel Meinsma Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

In a podcast episode of , Marjolijn Bonthuis explains how ECP helps the Netherlands stays Alert Online by organising regular cybersecurity exercises. https://hubs.li/Q01130MW0

Hâck The Hague podcast: How ECP helps the Netherlands stay Alert Online - Marjolijn Bonthuis Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

What do citizens of the municipality of The Hague know about hackers? Watch our street panel explain what hackers are and how hackers operate according to them (in Dutch). https://hubs.li/Q011328w0

Hâck The Hague streetpanel: Wat weten burgers over hackers? Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

In this podcast, Daan Rijnders explains how is managed on an international level, and what role the GemeenteDenHaag has in this ambition. https://hubs.li/Q01130xY0

Hâck The Hague podcast: Cybersecurity on an international level - Daan Rijnders Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Curious how the Politie combats cybercrime? Vincent Stittelaar from team cybercrime The Hague explains it all in this video. https://hubs.li/Q01130Ly0

Hâck The Hague video: This is what the cybercrime team of the Dutch National Police does Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Hâck The Hague is not all about offense. Many suppliers of The Hague are eager to join on the defense side. “We protect our system to the best of our knowledge, but you've no idea if that's enough when 100+ hackers are sent your way." Read DG Groep's experience. https://hubs.li/Q0112Xmz0

Supplier about Hâck The Hague: data security is now really guaranteed in our business processes A supplier of the municipality of The Hague shares their experience of when they had their systems hacked during Hâck The Hague 2019.

We asked our streetpanel what systems and devices can be hacked. Hear their answers (in Dutch). https://hubs.li/Q01130xs0

Hâck The Hague streetpanel: kan Nederland als land gehackt worden? Hâck The Hague helps to map and assess the municipality’s attack surface, a necessary step in strengthening the cyber-resilience. In addition, it contributes...

Hâck The Hague is not only fun for hackers, but also for suppliers of the municipality. I-Real is one of them. Read why they are eager to open up their systems during Hâck The Hague, and how it benefits their security. https://hubs.ly/Q0112T3b0

Hâck The Hague helps us to take digital security to the next level A supplier of The Hague's municipality shares how Hâck The Hague helps them improve their products.

Missed out on ? Watch the Hâck The Hague aftermovie of 2021!
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Aftermovie Hâck the Hague 2021 [ENG] On Monday 27 September 2021, the digital infrastructure of the municipality of The Hague was scrutinised by 206 ethical national and international hackers. A...

We believe that the cybersecurity industry benefits from more diversity. In his book, Chris van 't Hof dedicates a chapter to women in IT. "16% of people working in IT in the Netherlands were women; an amount just below the European average." Read the preview here: https://hubs.li/Q0112TTv0

Women in cybersecurity Hackers often tend to be men. I find that somewhat weird; if everyone uses IT devices, why does only half of the population concern itself with security?