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  • Phish Nemo

    New government protocol aims to better protect Belgian internet users against cybercrime

    The Federal Judicial Police (FGP), the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB), and Belgian cybersecurity company Secutec are joining forces to put a stop to phishing. The “National Protocol for the Detection and Disruption of Phishing Threats” will automatically detect new malicious websites and warn internet users about phishing attempts.

  • CTI Feeds

    Secutec to protect companies with new tool from internet scanners

    Secutec is launching a new CTI feed service, short for Cyberthreat Intelligence feeds. This is a combined information stream that will update customers' firewalls every four hours with the latest cyber threat intelligence (CTI) from various local and international sources. The combined CTI feed protects customers against malicious IP addresses and domains and shields them from incoming traffic from internet scanners.

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    After more than two years of development, Secutec introduces its unique all-in-one cybersecurity platform SecureSIGHT

    Today, Secutec presents the SecureSIGHT Platform, an all-in-one cybersecurity platform featuring a total of thirteen security modules. The new tool connects multiple best-in-class technologies and gives organizations a complete view of their cybersecurity through a single, centralized dashboard. Development took two and a half years and is intended to support Secutec’s international expansion. 

  • Quantum Route Redirect Kit

    The Quantum Route Redirect Kit: a new wave of targeted phishing attacks

    In recent weeks, our Security Operations Center (SOC) team has been investigating a rapidly evolving phishing framework known as the Quantum Route Redirect Kit. This phishing toolkit has gained attention for its ability to evade automated detection systems and deliver highly targeted attacks.

  • Black Friday Cybersecurity Guide

    Black Friday Mania: the Perfect Hunting Ground for Cybercriminals

    Black Friday has become synonymous with bargain hunting and flash sales - and for cybercriminals, it’s one of their busiest days of the year. With people distracted, excited, and online earlier and longer than usual, the conditions are perfect for phishing campaigns. Whether it’s a fake promo email, a “too good to be true” link, or a spoof of a trusted brand, the odds of someone being tricked increase.

  • Secutec Security Summit 2025

    Seven important announcements at Secutec Security Summit 2026

    Winter is fast approaching, and the cyber climate in our country is also becoming somewhat darker, given the recent cyber attacks on the military intelligence service and several telecom operators. From our Security Operations Center (SOC) in Aartselaar, we are indeed seeing a sharp increase in the number of attacks. 

    Artificial intelligence plays a major role in this, giving attackers new options. Fortunately, we are also continuously strengthening our defenses on the right side of the spectrum. At our recent Security Summit, we were able to announce no fewer than six product updates, plus an event we are very excited about: CyberNova.

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    SuperNova and Secutec launch new cybersecurity concept CyberNova

    Inspiration festival SuperNova and cyber security company Secutec are joining forces. During the 2026 edition of the festival week, they will organize CyberNova together. At this new and unique event, they want to bring together entrepreneurs, investors, technology providers and government partners and raise awareness about cyber prevention. 

  • Secutec Tech Update

    EchoLeak: The First Zero-Click AI Attack on Microsoft 365 Copilot

    Researchers at Aim Labs have discovered a serious flaw in Microsoft 365 Copilot, which they named EchoLeak. The bug, rated 9.3 on the CVSS severity scale, shows how AI assistants can be tricked into secretly leaking sensitive information without the user doing anything.

  • Cyber News

    NetScaler security vulnerability

    We want to inform you about a recently disclosed security vulnerability affecting NetScaler ADC (formerly Citrix ADC) and NetScaler Gateway (formerly Citrix Gateway) identified as CVE-2025-5777. And also CVE-2025-6543 which is a memory overflow vulnerability that could lead to Denial Of Service.

  • CyberSec Europe 2025

    This was CyberSec Europe 2025

    CyberSec Europe, held at Brussels Expo on May 21–22, was a resounding success for Secutec. Over the course of two exciting days, we welcomed countless visitors alongside our valued vendor partners.