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        Zero Trust (ZT) is neither a technical solution nor a service, but rather a different way of working. Hence, ZT…

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        Digital Identity Ecosystems

        A research on the impact of the upcoming European (digital) identity regulations on the financial sector.

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        The idea of this project is to collaboratively tackle the issue of Open Source Software Libraries security…
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        The search for synergy between employee, SOC analyst, and machine learning technology to combat targeted phishing

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        Partnership for Cyber Security Innovation expands with ASML

        PCSI welcomes ASML as a new core partner. This consortium aims to make Dutch society more robust…
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        Security Academy Unlocked: Security Behavior Coach

        The Security Behaviour Coach: a new, valuable role in reducing cyber risks.
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        Growing interdependencies between parties in the (globalized) supply chain

        Main guest: Beate Zwijnenberg, Global CISO at ING
        Can we get a grip on the security level of our third parties? How does ING think about it?
        Recorded on 5 July 2022
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About us

We play an essential role in a secure and resilient Dutch digital society

Who we are

The Partnership for Cyber Security Innovation (PCSI) is a public-private partnership and plays an essential role in a secure and resilient digital society by innovation in the field of cybersecurity. We join forces in developing applicable and innovative cyber security solutions that companies and organizations in Dutch society can use to protect themselves against tomorrow’s cyber-attacks.

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The way we work

The PCSI innovates in the field of cybersecurity. In order to be able to switch quickly and to maximise the chance of success of the projects, we work with a short-cycle innovation system. We call this agile way of innovation 'Collaborative Orchestrated Innovation'. This is the first time that cybersecurity innovation projects have worked this way.

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Cyber Security Radar

The PCSI Cyber Security Radar contains the most current and relevant trends for the PCSI partners in the cybersecurity landscape. The PCSI partners use the security radar to select urgent themes to start new innovation projects.

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This page tells you about what the Partnership for Cyber Security Innovation (PCSI) does with personal data, how PCSI protects personal data and how you can exercise the rights you have under privacy legislation. PCSI is an initiative of and coordinated by TNO. TNO is the controller of personal data that is processed through the PCSI website. This privacy statement relates to the processing of personal data through the website of PCSI. You will find the TNO Privacy Statement here.

 

WHAT ARE PERSONAL DATA?

Personal data means any information that is traceable to you as a person. Your name, your home address or email address are examples of personal data. On the website of the Dutch Data Protection Authority (the Dutch DPA) you will find more information about personal data and privacy legislation.

 

WHY DOES TNO USE YOUR PERSONAL DATA?

Whenever you wish to receive information of PCSI, we need your details so that we can send the information. TNO also saves the data you provide when you request, for example, a newsletter. TNO may as well organize events for PSCI through the website and will need your personal data for this purpose. After registration for an event your personal data can be used for compatible purposes such as keeping you informed about upcoming events. In both cases, TNO uses your personal data based on the legitimate interest of TNO to provide for information and to organize events.

 

HOW LONG DOES TNO KEEP YOUR PERSONAL DATA?

TNO does not keep your personal data any longer than is necessary for the purpose for which it is being held. If you have signed up to receive information from PCSI and you later sign off, TNO deletes your personal data. Whenever personal data is collected and furtherly processed to organize events your personal data may be stored for a longer period of time in order to inform you about upcoming events.

 

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  1. These terms of use apply to the website www.pcsi.nl. By visiting this website, you agree to these terms of use.
  2. The website is a collaboration between ABN AMRO, Achmea, ING, de Volksbank and TNO. Where the website refers to the Partnership for Cyber Security Innovation (PCSI), it always means this collaboration as well as each of the participants in this collaboration individually.
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  1. The PCSI has compiled the information on this website with the utmost care. However, the PCSI does not (either explicitly or implicitly) provide a guarantee that the information provided on or via this website is accurate, complete or up to date.
  2. The information as set out on this website does not contain any advice from the PCSI. Possible processing, analysis and decisions made by you on the basis of the information on this website are solely at your expense and may not be attributed in any way to the PCSI.
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  1. The PCSI accepts no liability whatsoever in respect of direct, indirect, incidental, special, immaterial or consequential loss or damage (including loss of profit), regardless of whether the PCSI has pointed out the possibility of such loss or damage as in any way arises from, but is not limited to:
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  4. intercepting, altering or improperly using information sent to the PCSI or sent to you;
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  6. misuse of this website;
  7. loss of data;
  8. downloading or using software made available via this website; and
  9. third-party claims in connection with the use of this website.