Basic cybersecurity policy
Define minimum security requirements, responsibilities and common rules applicable across the organisation.
The Center for Cybersecurity Belgium provides Belgian organisations with reference templates. ITSelect helps you turn them into adapted, validated and usable governance evidence.
Start the diagnosticGet supportOfficial CCB sourceA policy document is not only about compliance. It clarifies responsibilities, provides governance evidence, structures controls and gives management a practical baseline to steer cyber risks.
The cards below summarise the CCB CyberFundamentals Basic templates and their practical value for a Belgian SME or organisation. Official downloads remain available on Safeonweb@work.
Define minimum security requirements, responsibilities and common rules applicable across the organisation.
Identify and track devices, applications, data, accounts and critical resources throughout their lifecycle.
Structure who accesses what, under which conditions, with which approvals and periodic reviews.
Clarify password, authentication and sensitive access protection requirements.
Frame network protection, segmentation, remote access, equipment and connection rules.
Organise the detection, prioritisation and remediation of vulnerabilities and security updates.
Define backup scope, frequencies, responsibilities, restore tests and recovery objectives.
Prepare roles, reflexes, communications, evidence and escalation paths for cybersecurity incidents.
Use a simple support document to launch user awareness and promote practical behaviours.
The official templates are provided by the Center for Cybersecurity Belgium. They can be used as a working baseline and must be adapted to each organisation’s context. A version adapted by ITSelect does not constitute validation, certification or approval by the CCB.
View the official CCB source and downloads →The objective is not to accumulate documents. The objective is to turn templates into usable evidence connected to your diagnostic, risks, owners and roadmap.
Identify missing or insufficient policies based on your maturity level.
Customise templates according to your assets, suppliers, tools and internal constraints.
Assign an owner, review date and management validation path.
Link each document to controls, risks, action plans and follow-up reports.
Start with a simple diagnostic, then prioritise the documents to adapt based on your exposure, organisation and obligations.
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