// DUTCH CYBERSECURITY ACT / NIS2
Is your organisation secure online?
SKYEN tests one agreed website or API and shows what attackers can actually reach. The report and retest can support your technical risk work under the Dutch Cybersecurity Act, but they are not a compliance certificate.
Official timeline: the Dutch Senate approved the Act on 7 July 2026, registration through MijnNCSC is now available, and the Act and applicable duties take effect on 15 August 2026.
How SKYEN helps in practice
Choose a website or API you control. We agree the scope and safe-test rules in writing, test the agreed paths, review the evidence, explain the fixes, and complete one agreed retest. Starting at €500 per month excluding VAT.
What to organise
- Check your scopeUse the official NCSC check to see whether the Act applies and whether you need to register.
- Manage cyber riskTake suitable measures. SKYEN can test one exposed web or API risk.
- Prepare the organisationArrange board oversight, supplier security and incident reporting with the right owners.
A pentest can support technical evidence, but it is not legal advice, certification, or a complete NIS2 compliance assessment.