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Workshops

Six workshops cover our six technical services. Choose a half-day or full-day session for your team, in French, Dutch or English.

Practical training for your team

How it works

  1. Choose a workshop and the people who need it.
  2. Practise with examples and decisions from your organisation.
  3. Keep the written output and agree the actions your team will take afterwards.

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Your teamone trainer, your people in your offices, online or in Brussels; half a day or a day FR · NL · EN Six workshops for six technical servicesDevice Shield — the first hour of an incident (half a day)Device Shieldthe first hour of an incident half a dayWeb App Shield — what a firewall really stops (half a day)Web App Shieldwhat a firewall really stops half a dayCustom Software — how modern applications are run (one day)Custom Softwarehow modern applications are run one dayPrivate AI — hands-on, on our machine (one day, hands-on)Private AIhands-on, on our machine one day, hands-onSovereign Storage — backups that survive (half a day)Sovereign Storagebackups that survive half a daySovereign Code — where your code lives (half a day)Sovereign Codewhere your code lives half a dayone workshop, or the whole stack, in the order that suits you What you keep the first-hour plan the policy page the internal AI policy the backup drill Training requirements depend on your role and applicable rules Your teamWhat you keep
A drawing, not a diagram for engineers. Every workshop box is a link to its product. The words of the legend are explained below.

Choose a topic. Practise it. Keep something useful.

Your team and its needs
  • Choose a service or topic
  • Bring a real example
  • Agree who should attend
A practical workshop
  • Work through realistic tasks
  • Make decisions together
  • Half-day or full-day sessions
What your team keeps
  • A first-hour incident plan
  • Usable security or AI rules
  • A backup-recovery exercise

In your office, online or in Brussels · French, Dutch or English.

First-hour plan
one page that says who calls whom, what to unplug and what to say, in the first hour of an incident
Policy page
one page, in your words, that tells every colleague what is allowed and what is not: personal accounts, USB keys, passwords
Internal AI policy
one page that says which AI tools your people may use, with what data, and where the answers may go
Backup drill
restoring a backup for real, on a day you choose, so the bad day holds no surprise
Regional support
training may be eligible for support from your region; we check eligibility with you before the first session

Choose a workshop

Workshop Duration Who it helps What you work on
Device Shield Half a day Office and IT managers First-hour incident plan
Web App Shield Half a day IT teams and web agencies Reading website alerts and choosing response steps
Custom Software One day Project leads and procurement Delivery and maintenance checklist
Private AI One day Management, staff and IT A tested task and internal AI rules
Sovereign Storage Half a day IT and compliance teams A planned restore exercise
Sovereign Code Half a day Development leads and teams Code-access and credential-handling rules

What your team takes away

We agree the practical output before the session. It might be a contact list and incident plan, rules for using AI, a restore checklist or a policy for company code.

Training supports the responsibilities relevant to your organisation. Any legal training requirement depends on your role and the applicable rules; the framework overview links to the official sources.

Location, language and next steps

Sessions take place at your offices, online or in Brussels, in French, Dutch or English. Ask for one workshop or several related sessions.

We agree dates, attendees and any follow-up programme in the quote. Regional support may be available; eligibility is checked before the session.

Technical details

Training may be eligible for regional support; we check eligibility with you before the first session.

Related security topics

Explore the practical measures and references related to this service.

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Acronyms used here: AI, MFA, NIS2, GDPR
AI — Artificial Intelligence
Software that performs tasks such as recognising patterns, generating text or helping classify information.
MFA — Multi-Factor Authentication
Requires more than one kind of proof to sign in, such as a password plus confirmation on your phone.
NIS2 — Network and Information Systems Directive 2
An EU cybersecurity directive with requirements for organisations covered by its scope.
GDPR — General Data Protection Regulation
The EU regulation on personal-data protection. RGPD is the French name and AVG the Dutch name.

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