aivd.nl
Dutch intelligence and security service publishing threat reports and cyber advisories on national security
About aivd.nl
AIVD is the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service. It conducts intelligence investigations into threats to national security and the democratic legal order, and publishes cyber advisories based on that research, some prepared with the MIVD, the NCSC or foreign organisations.
The service publishes an annual report, most recently for 2025, and a podcast, De Dienst. The site also presents the Wet bescherming nationale veiligheid, a threat-oriented law that allows the AIVD and MIVD to identify threats faster and more effectively.
Product: Intelligence investigations, threat assessments, annual reports and cyber advisories for national security.
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