Basic principle 1:
Take stock of your company's cyber vulnerabilities
[Translation of Dutch text on screen]

Why? Because things can always go wrong.
[Company building, seen from the outside]

Say, the server containing your administration breaks down. 
[Inside the company building. We see a server cupboard, and a green light that suddenly turns red. We hear the buzz of the cooler falling silent.]

Will orders still be processed? 
[We see an order screen, click 'order' and get an ERROR on screen]

Will deliveries be late?  
[We see a production worker at the "incoming goods" counter pointing at a list with red crosses of goods that haven't arrived yet. The service employee shrugs, as if to say: 'I don't know either/I cannot explain it'.]

And what is the impact on production? 
[We see an empty conveyor belt, no products on it.]

What if your entire business comes to a halt? 
[We see a sign on the front door changing from "We're open" to "Sorry, we're closed".]

You don't want that in your business. But you can prevent this. If you take action. 
[Now we see the film rewinding (with sound and visual effects of a rewinding videotape)]

Take stock today: which parts and information in your business are critical and sensitive?
[Now we see a sheet of paper with an (illegible) list headed "inventory list", being checked.]

Gain insight into vulnerable spots and take precautions. Because it's better to be safe than sorry. 
[We revisit the scenes from the start of the animation and we see the checks appear, with the order screen and the conveyor belt, "We're open" sign, everything up and running]

Want to know more about how to take stock of your critial or sensitive business information? Go to Digital Trust Center.nl
["Find out more? www.digitaltrustcenter.nl"]