For many suppliers, compliance has turned into a repetitive cycle — endless questionnaires, identical requests, and valuable time lost. Meanwhile, clients wait weeks for the information they need. The Ceeyu Trust Portal changes that. It’s a secure, centralized platform where suppliers can upload and organize their compliance documents once, then share them proactively through a branded Trust Portal (like trust.yourcompany.com). No more back-and-forth emails — just verified, up-to-date documentation that builds transparency and speeds up procurement. Suppliers save up to 70% of their time, clients get instant visibility, and both sides gain what matters most: trust. The Trust Portal is part of Ceeyu’s ecosystem for cybersecurity and third-party risk management, currently in beta and free to join until the end of 2025.

Many organizations overlook exposed assets attackers can easily find. Ceeyu’s Attack Surface Management (ASM) gives you real-time visibility, automated risk ratings, and actionable insights—so you know what hackers see before they act.

As supply chains grow more complex, third-party cybersecurity risks are becoming a top concern for organizations of all sizes. This guide outlines a practical, step-by-step approach to auditing the security of your critical suppliers. From identifying key vendors and defining security criteria to leveraging industry-recognized frameworks like ISO 27001, NIST, and CIS Controls, you'll learn how to assess, monitor, and manage supplier risk effectively. Whether you're just getting started or refining an existing program, this blog provides the essential tools and frameworks to strengthen your supply chain security posture.

How cyber-ready are Europe’s most critical sectors? ENISA’s first-ever NIS360 report reveals striking gaps in cybersecurity maturity across the EU. While electricity, telecoms, and banking lead the way, sectors like public administration, health, and ICT service management remain in the risk zone. Dive into the key findings and what they mean under the NIS2 Directive.

Ceeyu is thrilled to announce its involvement in the CRACY consortium, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at helping SMEs navigate the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). By contributing its automated security assessments and supply chain risk management expertise, Ceeyu will empower SMEs to efficiently meet CRA compliance requirements and strengthen their cybersecurity posture.

Another customer win! The Port of Antwerp has chosen the Ceeyu's SaaS platform to improve supply chain risk management, a key requirement under the EU's NIS2 directive.

Ceeyu has raised € 1 million in growth funding to scale its TPRM platform ahead of NIS2 and DORA regulations.

The newly established CYSSDE consortium, including, Ceeyu, has been tasked with improving methodologies to identify and address vulnerabilities.

Walter Van Uytven will be stepping into the role of Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Van Uytven is well-known for his extensive experience in the technology industry, more specifically SaaS and Cloud, with a background in senior leadership roles and market development.