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In Belgium, ISO/IEC standards are implemented through a multi-layered approach involving the national standards body, accreditation bodies, and certification bodies:
What is ISO/IEC?
ISO/IEC stands for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Together, they develop and publish international standards that ensure quality, safety, and efficiency across technology and business processes worldwide. The purpose of ISO/IEC standards is to create consistency and interoperability in products, services, and systems globally. These standards promote best […]
How long does verification take and what does it cost?
erification timelines and costs vary depending on complexity, scope and supporting documentation. After your initial contact, Trust CHECK provides a proposal with estimated duration and fees. The pricing model aims to deliver a high-value, structured solution tailored to your organisation’s size and the claim’s complexity.
What kinds of claims can Trust CHECK verify?
Trust CHECK currently verifies claims in the domain of cybersecurity, notably those aligned with the CyFun® assurance levels. Organisations can submit claims such as “We have implemented cybersecurity measures equivalent to CyFun® BASIC” for verification.
Is Trust CHECK officially recognized?
Trust CHECK is a brand owned by What a Work SRL. What a Work SRL holds official accreditation from BELAC (No. 770-VV) as a verification body for the CyFun® standard. The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) authorizes What a Work SRL to carry out CyFun® verifications and support entities working toward NIS2 compliance. The Trust […]
What is Trust CHECK?
Trust CHECK is a brand and a division owned by What a Work SRL. The verification mission are performed under Trust CHECK name but the legal entity is What a Work SRL.
Must I demonstrate my cybersecurity maturity by law?
Under the EU NIS2 Directive, certain organizations classified as essential and important are legally required to taking cybersecurity risk-management measures. Essential entities shall demonstrate cybersecurity maturity. This includes sectors such as energy, transport, health, finance, digital infrastructure, and public administration.Failure to comply can result in audits, corrective measures, and administrative fines. The centre for cybersecurity […]
Where can I find the CyFun® framework?
The official CyFun® framework is published by the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) and available on their website atwork.safeonweb.
What is the difference between CyFun® and ISO/IEC 27001?
Aspect CyFun® ISO/IEC 27001 Scope NIS2 compliance, practical controls Comprehensive ISMS, global standard Levels Basic, Important, Essential No levels; one standard Certification National/EU recognition, CCB-driven International, ISO-accredited bodies Target All organizations mature organization Approach Include OT, IT and other standard as well (NIST, CIS…) ISO CyFun® and ISO/IEC 27001 are interconnected through reference matrices, enabling […]
Where is the CyFun® Label and verification recognized?
The CyFun® Label is recognized nationally in Belgium as a trusted proof of cybersecurity maturity. It is accepted by authorities, partners, and customers as evidence of compliance. Today, more and more EU countries are recognizing CyFun®, including France, Romania, and Ireland, with others expected to follow soon. For organizations, CyFun® means easier access to new […]