Cybersecurity as a Service (CaaS)

Cybersecurity as a Service (CaaS): continuous protection for your organization

Cyber threats are evolving rapidly. A one-time check is not enough to structurally protect your organization. That's why BG.legal offers Cybersecurity as a Service (CaaS): a continuous, strategic approach that combines legal and technical expertise.

With CaaS, we strengthen the digital resilience of your organization in line with current regulations, risk profiles, and business objectives.

What does our CaaS service include?

Our services consist of a fixed set of legal and strategic modules tailored to your industry and organization size:

Regulatory impact and compliance

• Analysis of laws and regulations applicable to your organization, such as the NIS2 directive, GDPR, and sector-specific standards.
• Insight into the role of supervisory authorities such as the Personal Data Authority and ACM.
• Advice on how compliance is legally and operationally secured.

Risk analysis and legal integration

• Continuous assessment of legal and technical risks.
• Integration of legal insights into existing risk management processes.
• Support in determining risk appetite and mitigating measures.

Incident response and preparation

• Development and practice of incident response plans. 
• Legal support in data breaches, including communication, notification obligation, and damage limitation.
• Guidance in interactions with hackers in ransomware scenarios.

Contract review and vendor risks

• Legal examination of contracts with IT service providers and suppliers.
• Negotiation and establishment of agreements that mitigate cyber risks.
• Setup of processes for external risk management.

Cyber insurance and risk transfer

• Advice on the use of cyber insurance and risk distribution.
• Assessment of which risks can be avoided, limited, or transferred.

Methodology: step by step to a stronger cybersecurity policy

Our approach is fully customized. In close cooperation with your organization, we go through the following steps:

1. Needs analysis: inventory of your situation, sector, and ambitions.
2. Risk analysis: evaluation of vulnerabilities and threats.
3. Implementation: introduction of appropriate security measures.
4. Monitoring & evaluation: continuous assessment and adjustment where necessary.

For whom?

CaaS is particularly suitable for medium and large organizations in sectors that fall under the NIS2 directive or work with sensitive (customer) data, such as healthcare, IT, manufacturing, logistics, education, or financial services.

Do you want structural control over cybersecurity and meet your legal obligations?