Aug. 16 at 1:29 PM
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The Dutch Cybersecurity Act came into force on August 15, 2026, implementing the EU NIS2 Directive in the Netherlands. This should be a wake-up call not only for companies and boards, but also for investors.
Digital resilience is now a financial risk. A cyberattack, prolonged system outage, or dependence on a single centralized provider can cause enormous damage and ultimately destroy shareholder value.
Investors should ask tougher questions at shareholder meetings: How is cyber resilience tested? Where are the single points of failure? How quickly can the company recover? And is the board taking measurable responsibility?
I also believe there should be independent certification for companies and blockchain networks, assessing security, resilience, continuity and decentralization.
As an investor, you are not just buying a stock or token. You are investing in the infrastructure and governance behind it. Digital vulnerability is a risk to your capital.
