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Prove your security story with Cyra

Without Cyra certification, Dutch customers and government partners question your security maturity.

Tidal makes certification achievable. Progress through maturity levels systematically, implement controls across all domains, and achieve the certification that opens doors to bigger opportunities.

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CYRA in depth

CYRA stands for Cyber Rating, the certification scheme administered by het CCV, the Dutch Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety. It rates how far an organisation has taken its digital resilience, and it draws its control measures from ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 for IT, the NEN 7510 series for health care, and parts 2-1 and 3-3 of IEC 62443 for operational technology.

In practice, cyber maturity gets claimed rather than rated. A supplier states that it takes security seriously, the customer has no yardstick to hold that against, and both fall back on a questionnaire.

By working towards a CYRA certificate, the comparison becomes concrete. Levels and control measures are fixed in the scheme and assessed by a certification body licensed by the CCV, so a customer can ask for a level instead of a promise.

How Tidal helps you get certified

Why Tidal Control

We understand your challenges because we've been there. Our team of GRC experts and security professionals built Tidal to solve the real problems compliance teams face every day.

Made in Europe

Built and hosted in Europe. Your compliance data stays in the EU for full control and peace of mind.

Continuous automation

Automated evidence collection from cloud providers and development tools working 24/7 for you.

Real security

Build secure systems that protect your business and satisfy auditors, not just check compliance boxes.

Integrate with your existing tools

Testimonials

What our customers say

With a single click, one Tidal test checks dozens of disks for encryption. Doing that manually would take a lot of time.

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Chiel Bos
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