Map your cyber risks
Many organizations do not have a sufficient grasp of cybersecurity. Technical jargon and complexity make it difficult for executives to gain insight. But how mature is your organization in this area? What are the risks and impact on your operations? Are you investing in the right security measures?
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Cybersecurity is no longer an exclusively IT issue. It affects the continuity of the organization, its reputation, and even the personal liability of directors. Yet in many boardrooms, the same question is being asked: when are we good enough? When can we conclude that our organization is cyber mature?
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Jan Hoeflaak is an authority in the insurance and timber industry. He advises organizations on insurance and timber-related matters.
Reintroduction of the 60+ scheme WIA: what does this mean for employers?
From 1 September 2025, the so-called 60+ scheme will be reintroduced. This scheme is intended to reduce the large backlog in the WIA assessments and to reduce the pressure on insurance physicians. The measure previously ran from October 2022 to January 2025 and will now be reintroduced for two years.