Show that you take abuse prevention seriously
Clean Networks helps you comply with the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Cybersecurity Act (Cbw) through a code of conduct, quality mark, and concrete reporting structure.
Code of Conduct for Abuse Prevention
Demonstrate that your abuse prevention is in order. The code of conduct helps you comply with the DSA and Cybersecurity Act.
Quality Mark
Get an edge in tenders. The quality mark shows procurement officers that your organization takes abuse prevention seriously.
Threat Intelligence
Prevent problems before they arise. Receive automated notifications about vulnerabilities in your network.
Benchmark
See where you stand compared to the sector. The TU Delft benchmark provides insight into your performance.
The problem
Providers of digital infrastructure are facing increasing levels of abuse. Abuse comes in many forms: botnets, phishing, spam, malware, and other illegal content.
The pressure to keep your network clean is growing. Additionally, legislation such as the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Cybersecurity Act (Cbw) requires providers to take concrete action against abuse.
The solution
Clean Networks ensures that you:
- Comply with laws and regulations
The code of conduct translates legal requirements into clear actions. - Prevent reputational damage
Receive notifications relevant to your network, prioritized by urgency. - Stand out in the market
The quality mark gives you an advantage in tenders and demonstrates your professionalism. - Gain sector insights
The TU Delft benchmark shows where you stand and where you can improve.
Sign the Code of Conduct
Join Clean Networks and immediately receive relevant notifications about your network. You contribute to a safer internet and demonstrate that you take abuse prevention seriously.
Clean Networks is an initiative of NBIP and is funded by the European Union. Participation is free.
