Niova delivers expert-led compliance and cybersecurity advisory to Belgian KMOs. From NIS2 to crisis planning — clear action plans, real results, no agency bloat.
Four focused services covering compliance, monitoring, and advisory — built for Belgian KMOs, delivered by a hands-on expert.
Belgian enforcement is active. Get a full gap scan, expert analysis, and prioritized remediation report. Know your exposure — fix what matters before regulators find it.
Most Belgian KMOs run Microsoft 365 with default settings — and default settings are not secure. Niova audits your full M365 configuration and delivers a remediation report in one day.
When platforms like LinkedIn or Adobe get breached, stolen credentials end up in publicly known databases. Niova monitors those databases 24/7 and alerts you the moment a company email or password is compromised — before attackers use it.
NIS2 Articles 20 and 21 legally require your staff to receive security awareness training — and you need evidence to prove it. Niova delivers automated training campaigns, tracks completion, and generates the compliance certificate your auditor expects.
Most compliance firms deliver thick PDFs and disappear. Niova is different — built by a practitioner who has been on both sides of the audit table, for businesses that need real answers, not reports to file away.
Book a free call →Keesha has been through a real NIS2-style audit as the assessed party. She knows which questions auditors ask under pressure, which controls they scrutinize, and how to make your evidence hold up.
No 200-page PDFs. Every deliverable is a prioritized action plan with concrete steps — built for the people running the business, not for the compliance shelf.
Niova's pricing and approach are designed for 20–200 person organizations. You get expert-level advisory without enterprise price tags or generic, off-the-shelf frameworks.
You work directly with Keesha — not a junior analyst, not a project manager. Every scan, report, and call is handled by the person who built the methodology.
Built by a cybersecurity professional with real-world audit and incident response experience.
Founder & Lead Advisor, Niova
I've spent my career on the inside of cybersecurity — not writing theory, but executing it. I've been through real NIS2-style audits as the assessed party, built incident response plans from scratch, and handled the uncomfortable questions auditors ask when they're testing your preparedness.
I started Niova because Belgian KMOs deserve the same quality of compliance advisory that large enterprises get — without the agency overhead or the generic templates.
Most consultants write audit checklists from frameworks. Keesha has sat in the room while auditors ask unexpected questions, applied pressure to staff, and tested awareness with real scenarios — not hypotheticals. That experience is built into every Niova deliverable.
Incident response planning is only valuable if it holds up under pressure. Keesha's crisis planning service is grounded in real incident response work — escalation chains, breach playbooks, and communication protocols built for the moment things actually go wrong.
Some auditors follow the letter of the law. Others interpret. Niova prepares clients for both — so whether your audit is a routine check or a targeted review, your controls, documentation, and staff are ready.
When you work with Niova, you work with Keesha. Every deliverable, every call, every follow-up question comes through the same expert who ran your scan. Consistency you can rely on — especially when enforcement timelines are tight.
Practical cybersecurity and compliance guidance for Belgian KMOs — no jargon, no fluff.
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