As EU Member States transpose the NIS2 Directive
(“NIS2”)1 into
national law, public and private sector organisations are seeking
effective and standardised methods to ensure cybersecurity
resilience and regulatory alignment. The CyberFundamentals
Framework (“CyFun” or
the “Framework”), developed by
the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB)2, has emerged
as a voluntary but powerful tool for organisations seeking to align
with NIS2's requirements.
This article outlines the main elements of the Framework,
explains its operational structure and its strategic significance
within the context of the NIS2. It also gives an understanding of
why it is increasingly being adopted as a preferred cybersecurity
framework across EU member states.