HSD Community BBQ: Introducing New Partners and Tenants

On Thursday 11 July 2024, the HSD Community BBQ occurred at the HSD Campus in The Hague. The event officially welcomed new partners Secuza Consulting, Yokai Network, and new tenants Birdwatcher Group and AKASEC to the HSD community. These new partners and tenants will add a wide variety of expertise to the Dutch security cluster.

The event started with introducing the new partners and tenants to the audience. Afterward, they were given a two-minute opportunity to pitch, during which they introduced their organisation and explained the value of joining the security cluster. After the pitches, everybody moved to the courtyard of the HSD campus for the community BBQ.

"The HSD ecosystem keeps growing as we welcome new HSD partners and tenants to the HSD Campus. It truly is a network of like-minded experts. By joining forces to create solutions to varied security challenges, we are able to innovate - together - to make our society more resilient. The collective power of the HSD community's resources and knowledge bases supports future security developments." - Joris den Bruinen, General Director Security Delta (HSD)

New partners and tenants 

At Secuza Consulting, they enable their customers to improve their business operations by leveraging their industry-wide experience, expertise in cutting-edge technology, and an extensive portfolio of cyber security services. 

With seamless integration across IoT and edge environments, Yokai Network is particularly adept at handling telemetry, sensor data, and command and control systems. 

With their experience in counterterrorism, counterespionage, and combating other criminal activities, and the network that comes with it, Birdwatcher Group is a valued and reliable partner to its clients. They aim to raise geopolitical awareness and provide effective and relevant intelligence and security solutions for businesses, governments, and organizations in the free world.

Finally, at AKASEC, innovation meets cybersecurity excellence. Specialising in black teaming and offensive cybersecurity assignments, they emulate sophisticated threat actors, including state-sponsored groups known as advanced persistent threats (APTs).

It was a great success and we look forward to a strong and beneficial collaboration with our new partners and tenants!