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Training agenda
ICT Institute provides training and workshops on many modern and innovative aspects of IT, from business, technical and legal perspectives. We have a team of teachers for this purpose, who can illuminate a subject from multiple perspectives. To register, send an email to sieuwert@ictinstitute.nl with the course, date and attendance preference (in person or online)….
Deniz Sevim
Information Security – Incident management & template incident register
Information Security is a continuous effort; staff handling information needs to be trained regularly, systems need updating to remain secure, assets and risks change, and incidents need addressing. A complete risk register gives you a good idea of what might happen, but without a plan for both anticipated and unanticipated incidents, there is a good…
Deniz Sevim
NEN 7510: the information security standard for health care
Any organisation that processes patient data in the Netherlands must comply with NEN 7510, the Dutch standard for information security in health care. Hospitals, GP practices and care homes know this standard well. For software companies, cloud providers and international scale-ups entering the Dutch market, it often comes as a surprise. This article explains what…
Deniz Sevim
ICT Institute Responsible AI Use Policy 2026
AI services, such as chatbots and agents can be used for many tasks such as answering questions, creating text and images, editing documents or creating documents. Using AI is, however, not always safe or appropriate and can lead to wrong answers, confusion and other problems. Therefore, ICT Institute has adopted in 2026 a new more…
Sieuwert van Otterloo
Better metrics for human-in-the-loop AI: our research at BNAIC 2026
Human supervision, measured properly Many AI systems are not allowed to decide on their own. Uncertain predictions go to a human expert for review, yet we still choose models using metrics that assume the AI makes every decision itself. Together with Code4Thought, we wrote a research paper on this gap: Metrics for Deploying Human-in-the-Loop Classification…
Deniz Sevim