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Belgium is one of the fastest-growing nations in the world when it comes to cyber security. Over the last few years, the Belgian government and popular organizations have actively worked to keep the country secure in the face of increasingly complex cyber threats.

In 2019, the government rolled out the Belgium Cyber Security Strategy. This policy acts as the singular point of reference for all the initiatives and strategies that the country is enacting to keep its digital infrastructure safe. The policy covers the areas of risk assessment, cyber resilience, incident response, training, and international cooperation.

The Belgian government also organizes and participates in a variety of cyber security events and conferences, including Digital Matters, CONNECTIS, and Cybersec Europe. These conferences discuss the latest cybersecurity trends, and upcoming security challenges, and develop best practices for cybersecurity.

Moreover, Belgium is one of the few countries that has enacted a national anti-cybercrime law that sets out sanctions and legal actions to deter and punish cybercrime. The law strengthens the collaboration between law enforcement and government agencies to combat cybercrime.

Finally, the country is home to many leading ICT defense and cyber security companies including SECURITYMADEIN.LU, Fortress Global, and Cybersec SA. These companies provide a full suite of cyber security services, including vulnerability management, security assessments, auditing, and malware analysis.

Given the recent developments in Belgium, the country is well-positioned to become a leader in cyber security in Europe. With the government’s commitment to cybersecurity, IT security companies, and the increasing number of cyber security events in the country, it has become a hub for cyber security in the region.

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12th March 2026 | Cybersecurity Standardisation Conference 2026

The Cybersecurity Standardisation Conference 2026 brings together policymakers, cybersecurity professionals, standards bodies, and industry experts to examine how European and global standards continue to shape the security of digital systems. Organized by ENISA in collaboration with CEN, CENELEC, and ETSI, the event serves as a key forum for aligning cybersecurity legislation with practical and enforceable standards. Discussions focus on how regulatory requirements translate into technical standards across sectors.

The 2026 edition places strong emphasis on emerging regulatory frameworks, evolving threat landscapes, and the role of standardisation in supporting resilience, interoperability, and trust. Sessions explore progress on recent EU cybersecurity regulations, implementation challenges, and future needs for harmonized standards. By fostering collaboration between public institutions and technical experts, the conference supports a shared approach to strengthening cybersecurity across Europe and beyond.

Hybrid (Both) • Paid • Part of European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)

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17th March 2026 | European Data Protection & Privacy Conference 2026

The European Data Protection and Privacy Conference 2026 is a leading policy-focused event that brings together privacy professionals, regulators, and industry leaders in Brussels. The conference is well known for its interactive format and high-level discussions, attracting participants from across Europe and beyond. It serves as a key platform for examining how data protection laws continue to shape digital trust, organizational responsibility, and cybersecurity practices in both public and private sectors.

This edition focuses on the future of Europe’s digital and data protection framework following recent regulatory developments. Discussions explore how GDPR can evolve while maintaining strong security and privacy safeguards, as well as how data protection intersects with AI, competition policy, and digital public services. The conference emphasizes practical insights, regulatory alignment, and cross-border cooperation, making it highly relevant for professionals working at the intersection of cybersecurity, privacy, and digital governance.

Physical • Paid • Part of Forum Europe

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23rd March 2026 | ASIS Europe 2026

The ASIS Europe 2026 conference will bring together senior security professionals from a wide range of sectors to focus on the intersection of cyber risk, physical security, and resilience. Set in Antwerp Belgium from March 23-25, the event emphasises how evolving threats demand holistic strategies that integrate technology, human factors and organisational resilience. Participants can expect keynote addresses, expert-led sessions and interactive workshops covering cyber risk, supply-chain disruption and crisis management.

Due to its European focus and inclusion of cyber-risk tracks, this event is relevant for professionals who manage cyber security in conjunction with broader risk roles. The programme offers networking, case studies and practical insights that align well with corporate security agendas as well as dedicated cyber-security teams.

Physical • Paid • Part of ASIS International

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24th March 2026 | The EU Cyber Acts Conference 2026

The EU Cyber Acts Conference 2026 focuses on one of the most important policy developments shaping cybersecurity across Europe. It provides a clear, structured setting for developers, manufacturers, and compliance officers to understand new requirements under the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU Common Criteria Scheme, and related directives. The sessions focus on how to align product design, certification, and post-market obligations with EU standards. Attendees hear directly from regulatory leaders and practitioners who work with these frameworks every day.

Now in its seventh year, the conference continues to build a practical bridge between regulation and implementation. Participants come to exchange methods for compliance readiness and to understand how Europe’s approach impacts global operations. The discussions highlight collaboration across borders and emphasize long-term resilience over short-term fixes. It remains one of the few gatherings where developers, auditors, and policymakers can meet to find shared clarity on Europe’s evolving cybersecurity rules.

Physical • Paid • Part of Cnxtd Event Media Corp.

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24th March 2026 | Manage Engine Shield NXG 2026: IAM and Cybersecurity workshop Belgium 2026

Shield NXG IAM and cybersecurity Workshop Learn how to set up continuous change monitoring and real-time alerting for your Active Directory environment, improve employee productivity while reducing help desk costs through password self-service, single sign-on, and password synchronization, and adopt global best practices for effective Active Directory management. Discover how to defend against sophisticated cyber threats using advanced log management and security auditing techniques, and engage directly with our experts to discuss your Active Directory and IT security challenges and explore tailored solutions.

Physical • Free • Part of ManageEngine

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