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Entrepreneurs in IJzendijke Learn How to Arm Themselves Against Cybercrime.

On Monday, about sixty entrepreneurs from Zeeuws-Vlaanderen received tips on how to better protect their businesses against cyberattacks. After all, cybercrime can happen to anyone.

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Omroep Zeeland

Entrepreneurs in IJzendijke Learn How to Arm Themselves Against Cybercrime.

On Monday, about sixty entrepreneurs from Zeeuws-Vlaanderen received tips on how to better protect their businesses against cyberattacks. After all, cybercrime can happen to anyone.

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Omroep Zeeland broke the news 2 hours ago on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.

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