Attackers have enough with 'sometimes'. How resilient is your organization?
A stolen session, a convincing phone call or an employee who unknowingly executes a wrong command. Cyberattacks don't have to be complicated to have major consequences. But how do attackers actually get in? What threats do we see in Dutch organizations? And just as important: which measures make the difference in practice?
In the Wortell Digital Defense Report 2026, Maarten Goet and Guus Verbeek share their insights from the Cyber Defense Center. Based on threat research, current developments and security telemetry from more than a hundred Dutch organizations.
Discover how attacks are developing, what we encounter in practice and how you can translate these insights into demonstrable digital resilience.
What will you discover in the Digital Defense Report?
- How attackers bypass existing security
From stolen session tokens and device code phishing to ClickFix and attacks via trusted software. Learn how attack techniques are changing and why traditional security measures aren't always enough.
- What current threats mean for your organization
We connect national threat developments to insights from our own security practice. Includes four anonymized MxDR cases that show how detection and response work together.
- Why AI and software chains are also introducing new risks
AI agents, development environments, and external software components are gaining more and more access to business-critical information. What new attack paths are created as a result and how do you keep a grip on them?
- How to go from threat insight to demonstrable resilience
The report concludes with five concrete steps to prioritize cyber risks, test security measures and improve incident preparedness.
Do you know where your organization is vulnerable?
An attacker only needs to be successful once. For organizations, digital resilience is therefore not only about preventing attacks, but also about timely detection, effective response and demonstrable improvement.
With insights from more than a hundred Dutch organizations and concrete experiences from our Cyber Defense Center, the Digital Defense Report 2026 helps you make more targeted choices.
Authors
Maarten Goet
