Projects

The Cybersecurity Living Lab is an experimental working environment where students, researchers, companies, public institutions, and end-users collaborate to develop, test, and evaluate new ideas, products, and services...

Cyberweerbaar NL is committed to strengthening cyber resilience in the Netherlands, with a strong focus on human behaviour and attitudes.

Ransomware is currently considered one of the most significant online threats. However, little is known about the nature and extent of ransomware victimization among citizens and businesses.

This project focuses on evaluating a recently developed intervention for young people aged 12 to 25 who have an interest in ICT and who sometimes explore or cross legal boundaries online.

For many organisations in the horticultural sector, essential cybersecurity measures are still in their infancy, leaving them exposed to significant financial and operational risks.

Web developers indicate that secure coding—or improving code security—is a top priority.

HackShield is a cybersecurity game for children aged 8 to 12, that aims to build a cyber-safe generation.

Over the past two years, Dutch municipalities have embraced cybercrime as a policy priority. However, difficulties arise when translating this priority into concrete action.

Hack_Right aims to prevent reoffending among participants and to provide a framework in which they can develop their ICT talents legally.

In this project The Hague University of Applied Sciences and the platform Samen Digitaal Veilig (SDV) join forces to strengthen the digital security of SMEs in the Netherlands.

Smart city applications are rapidly being adopted by municipalities. However, the security of these applications remains underexplored.

The primary objective of C-SIDE is to develop a methodology for designing secure software systems.