EdXactly Insights

Compliance, credentialing and the flexible workforce

Practical guidance on NIS2, the Cyberbeveiligingswet, workforce credentialing and accessible training, written for the people who have to evidence compliance on a real shop floor. Every article is dated and reviewed, written in plain language and grounded in the regulation itself. General information, never legal advice.

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QR-based credential verification: how it works, what it stores and what it deliberately hides

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Staffing agencies: how "our candidates arrive cleared" becomes a competitive edge

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WCAG 2.2 AA in workforce training: accessibility as evidence, not decoration

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Multilingual compliance training: why the worker's own language is a compliance issue

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Cyber hygiene for the shop floor: the eight behaviours that actually matter

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Article 20 versus Article 21: the two NIS2 training duties, explained simply

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What is a verifiable training credential, and why is a certificate PDF no longer enough?

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Your customer sent a NIS2 supply-chain questionnaire. How do you answer the training question?

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The Cyberbeveiligingswet is arriving: what Dutch suppliers should do in the first 90 days

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NIS2 and your flexible workforce: who is responsible for training temporary workers?