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CyFun — Belgium's CyberFundamentals framework

The Belgian CCB framework that turns NIS2 into practical, assurance-levelled measures — the fastest route to NIS2 compliance for Belgian entities.

What is CyFun?

CyberFundamentals (CyFun) is published by the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) to translate NIS2 obligations into concrete, measurable controls. It is built on NIST CSF, ISO/IEC 27001/27002, CIS Controls and IEC 62443.

CyFun defines three assurance levels — Basic, Important and Essential — so an organisation can target the level matching its risk and NIS2 classification, and demonstrate it with key measures.

CyFun structure

Identify

Asset management, governance, risk assessment and supply-chain risk.

Protect

Access control, awareness, data security, protective technology.

Detect & Respond

Continuous monitoring, anomaly detection, incident response and communication.

Recover

Recovery planning and improvements after an incident.

CyFun with ResiPlan

ResiPlan ships the CyFun measure catalogue and runs a maturity GAP analysis with evidence and reporting, so Belgian entities can show their CyFun assurance level.

Cross-mapping links CyFun to ISO 27001 and NIS2 — assess once, satisfy your CyFun and NIS2 obligations together.

Frequently asked questions

What is CyFun?

CyberFundamentals (CyFun) is the Belgian CCB framework that operationalises NIS2 with concrete measures at three assurance levels: Basic, Important and Essential.

Which CyFun level do I need?

It depends on your risk profile and NIS2 classification; important and essential entities typically target the Important or Essential level.

Is CyFun mapped to NIS2 and ISO 27001?

Yes. CyFun is NIS2-aligned and built on NIST CSF and ISO 27001/27002; ResiPlan cross-maps it so one assessment serves several frameworks.

Other frameworks

ResiPlan covers 10 frameworks with cross-mapping: assess once, prove everywhere.

Assess your CyFun compliance

Run a maturity gap analysis, attach your evidence and generate a report — with cross-mapping to the other frameworks.

CyFun (CyberFundamentals) — Belgium's NIS2 framework | ResiPlan