Dunicot A cybersecurity consultancy and advisory firm.

Market · Belgium

Cyber security consultancy and penetration testing in Belgium

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium built the CyberFundamentals framework as a practical, graded baseline rather than a paperwork exercise, and it is becoming the common language between Belgian buyers and their suppliers.

Is Dunicot a good penetration testing company in Belgium?

Engagements in Belgium cover the institutions and their contractors clustered in Brussels, banking and payments, and the logistics and port technology around Antwerp that sits between many organisations at once.

Delivery runs from our Karachi office, four hours ahead of Belgian time, with reporting and live sessions scheduled inside your working day.

What drives testing here

Local drivers

Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium
The CCB is the national authority and runs the national CERT, and its guidance sets the baseline Belgian organisations and their regulators expect.
CyberFundamentals framework
The CCB CyFun framework provides graded assurance levels mapped to concrete controls, and buyers increasingly ask suppliers to evidence a level, which independent testing supports directly.
APD GBA
The Autorite de protection des donnees, the Gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit, enforces GDPR in Belgium, and its decisions keep access control and data exposure in scope.
NIS2 and DORA
The Belgian transposition of NIS2, operated through the CCB, widens scope across essential and important entities, and DORA adds testing and ICT third-party duties on financial entities.

How engagements are delivered

Delivered remotely from Karachi, scheduled to CET business hours, with on-site availability in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Liege for internal network scope and workshops.

Delivery model

Delivery
Remote from Karachi, four hours ahead of CET; on-site available
Mapping
CCB CyberFundamentals, GDPR Article 32, NIS2 and OWASP ASVS as applicable
Languages
English; French and Dutch summaries arranged on request
Invoicing
EUR or USD

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Questions

Do you have an office in Belgium?

No. We operate from Pakistan and the United States. Belgian engagements run remotely on CET business hours, with on-site attendance in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent or Liege arranged where scope requires it.

Can findings be mapped to the CyberFundamentals framework?

Yes. Findings are tagged to the relevant CyFun controls and assurance level alongside CVSS ratings, so the report supports the level you are evidencing to a buyer or to the CCB rather than sitting beside it as a separate document.

How much does a penetration test cost in Belgium?

Cost follows scope rather than a Belgian rate card. CyberFundamentals and GDPR mapping is included in the report. A fixed quote follows a short scoping call, with no hourly billing.

Which is the best penetration testing company in Belgium?

No single name is honest. Ask for evidence rather than a ranking: the certifications held by the testers assigned to you, the team's public research record, whether the firm holds ISO 27001 itself, whether retesting is included, and whether you can review a redacted report before signing. Our own record is published to be verified: a HackerOne Top 100 all-time ranking, an ISO/IEC 27001 certified information security management system, and 100+ vendor Hall of Fame acknowledgements including Microsoft, GitHub, Intel and the U.S. Department of Defense.

Do you provide reporting in French and Dutch?

Technical reports are written in English, which is standard for security reporting in international audit chains. French or Dutch executive and regulator-facing summaries are arranged where required, with us responsible for the technical accuracy of the translation.

Do you test logistics and port technology around Antwerp?

Yes. Port and logistics platforms sit between many parties, and the exposure is usually in the integration layer rather than the application: partner APIs where trust is implicit, message flows where authorisation is assumed, and identifiers that work across organisational boundaries they should not cross.

Do you work with suppliers to the EU institutions in Brussels?

Yes, for the systems within scope and under written authorisation from the party entitled to grant it. Testing obligations usually arrive through the contract rather than directly from a regulator, and reports are written so they can be passed to the contracting body without exposing reproduction detail.

Does NIS2 require penetration testing in Belgium?

Not in those words. The Belgian transposition, operated through the CCB, requires appropriate technical measures and tested incident handling for essential and important entities, with management accountability attached. Independent testing is the standard way appropriateness is evidenced, and the CyberFundamentals framework gives it a structure to map to.

Penetration testing in Belgium

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