ISMS & BIO2 technically secured for municipalities
How policy, risks and technology come together
Municipalities are legally obligated to demonstrably protect sensitive data against loss, misuse and outage.
Cybersecurity & duty of care
Cyberweerbaarheid (NL)
Gezondheidsdata (EU)
BIO2 helps translate legislation into structured risk management via an ISMS: policy, risks, measures, controls, and continuous improvement.
DE UITDAGING:
"How do we translate policy and risks into concrete, testable technical measures?"
Technical assurance at the data layer
Data is split into chunks, encrypted per chunk, and distributed across multiple nodes/locations. Redundancy (parity) ensures that outage does not automatically mean data loss.
A file can be successfully reconstructed when sufficient shards are available (data or parity). Not all chunks need to return.
Outage or loss of part of the distributed storage does not automatically lead to data loss, as long as the recovery threshold ("enough shards") is met.
Administrative certainty & technical assurance
In the ISMS you determine classification, risks, and which technical measures are required. The technical setup translates this into how data is split, encrypted, and distributed.
The combination of distribution and parity ensures that when losing/outage of part of the shards can still recover, as long as the recovery threshold is met.
For BIO2/ISMS you want to demonstrate that measures exist, are applied, and periodically tested. This panel shows the connection: standard → measure → technical implementation → control cycle.
Chunk Works secures technical measures at the data layer (splitting, encrypting, distributing, parity/recovery). The ISMS/BIO2 remains leading for policy, risk acceptance, responsibilities, and the PDCA cycle.