Veillart tells you what applies to your company, what to do first, and builds the proof file as you work.
Belgian and EU rules like NIS2 now reach thousands of companies that never had a CISO. Veillart turns the legal text into a prioritised to-do list in plain language, collects evidence automatically, and produces the reports your board, insurer and regulator actually ask for.
Belgian supervision under NIS2 is already active. Assessor capacity is limited — companies that start early get verified calmly; companies that wait pay rush rates.
Annex I sector plus large-entity profile points toward Essential treatment and the higher consequence band under Belgian NIS2 execution.
The comparison that matters: a year of Veillart costs a fraction of one supervisory incident handled with a weak file.
security hires needed — guided workflows in plain language, not security jargon
platform for NIS2, CyFun, CRA and supplier duties, so nothing is done twice
languages — Dutch, French and English across the product and every report
monitoring of your domains, email and suppliers, running while you do your actual job
Answer plain questions about your company. Veillart maps them to Belgian NIS2 law, your CyFun level and — if you ship digital products — the CRA, and tells you what you owe and by when.
from first login to a documented scope verdict
CyFun controls become a prioritised task list your IT person can actually execute — what to do, why it matters, and what counts as done.
every control translated into plain-language tasks with owners
Screenshots and spreadsheets do not survive scrutiny. Veillart gathers evidence from your systems on a schedule and stores it in a tamper-evident file.
evidence refreshed on schedule, sealed and dated
Board updates, insurer questionnaires and regulator responses are generated from the same evidence file — current, consistent, and ready when someone asks.
board, insurer and audit outputs from live data
This is not a future problem. Supervision is running today, and the next waves — verification and product rules — are already scheduled.
The CCB expects conformity through the CyberFundamentals framework. In-scope companies must be registered, and inspections have begun.
Verified labels and audits concentrate in a short window. Assessor calendars fill with prepared companies first — the unprepared queue at rush rates.
If you sell hardware or software in the EU, the Cyber Resilience Act stacks on top. The same evidence spine in Veillart carries you into it without starting over.
Compare the annual cost with what it replaces: recurring consultant projects, insurance friction, and the exposure of facing a regulator with a weak file.
Roughly one recurring specialist project — except the file stays current every month instead of expiring the day the consultant leaves.
The fine ceiling is only part of it. Weak files also mean higher premiums, annual consultant clean-ups, and personal liability for management under NIS2.
I need to know we are covered — without becoming a cyber expert myself.
NIS2 and CyFun first. Then the CRA, supplier security duties and insurer requirements — all reading from the same evidence, so no work is ever done twice.
Turns strategy into a map of core and enabling capabilities, allowing risk, resilience, and transformation work to land in the right places.
Provides an action-oriented safeguard set that helps operational teams sequence foundational and advanced controls.
Extends security expectations into product design, vulnerability handling, and lifecycle discipline for digital products.
Provides the practical control language and maturity scaffolding that Veillart already uses for posture, evidence, and board reporting.
Frames digital operational resilience around ICT risk, third parties, testing, and incident communication in financial services.
Anchors privacy, breach communication, and accountability duties that intersect directly with incident, supplier, and board decisions.