Digital peace of mind is not a coincidence It's a choice.
We'll help you make this choice. Honest, independent and without hassle.
Why more and more organisations choose insight over reaction.
Most incidents could have been prevented with earlier insight. That is exactly where we start.
of organisations expect a cyberattack. Preparation lags far behind. That gap is where we work.
of cyber incidents could have been prevented with the right measures in place. Not in hindsight, but upfront.
of security incidents start with human behaviour. Technology alone does not solve that.
of attacks are financially motivated and not targeted at one specific organisation. The weakest link is the target.
We started RiskGuard because the conversation about digital security almost always goes the same way.
Threat scenarios, technical jargon and a sense of urgency rooted more in fear than in insight. Vendors advising what they happen to sell. Reports that end up in a drawer. And a director or manager left with the feeling that something needs to be done, but unsure what. We believe it can be different. Someone who understands where the risks are makes better decisions than someone who only knows things are dangerous. Peace of mind does not come from more technology. It comes from clarity. That is why we do not issue warnings. We provide insight.
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A clear picture of where you stand, right away.
Digital security is not built in a day. But it is built step by step.
Step 1: Insights
We start with a thorough assessment of where you currently stand. What is in place, what is not, and where the biggest risks lie. The result is a clear overview of recommendations, without jargon and without vendor bias.
Step 2: Choice
Not everything can be addressed at once, and not everything carries the same urgency. Together we determine which improvements take priority, what can be handled internally and where support is needed. You stay in control.
Step 3: Roll-out
One day per month. We work through the priorities, adjust where needed and track what has improved. No large projects that drag on for months, but visible progress that accumulates.
Every situation is different. Here is what else we do.
- Awareness training - teach your people to recognise threats before they cause damage
- VibeGuard - you built it, we check if it's secure
- Incident response plan - so you know what to do if something goes wrong anyway
- Compliance support - NIS2, ISO 27001, practical and without unnecessary complexity
- Secure cloud operations - insight into what is happening in your cloud environment
- Independent audit - a complete assessment of your digital security posture
A new insight every week
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Who we are
RiskGuard consists of two people with a combined experience of over fifty years in IT. No large team, no standard trajectories. Just a clear conviction and no interest whatsoever in any particular solution.

Peter de Boer
CISSP-certified security specialist and advisorTwenty years in IT, most of it in cybersecurity. Peter translates technical complexity into clear language and honest advice. He knows what happens under the hood and makes sure you understand what it means for your organisation.

Nico Lammers
Experienced manager, entrepreneur and IT strategistOver thirty years of experience across a wide range of IT roles. Nico understands how decisions are actually made within organisations and where the blind spots are that a technical audit does not always surface. He asks the question no one else dares to ask.
