As The Hague hosts a historic week that positions our city at the center of global security discussions, DigiCorp and DigiThree Labs are proud to participate in the dynamic cybersecurity innovation landscape taking place in our home city.
Tomorrow and Wednesday (June 24-25, 2025), The Hague will welcome approximately 45 heads of state and government, alongside foreign and defense ministers from all 32 NATO member countries. With around 9,000 participants—including 6,000 delegates and 2,000 journalists—the World Forum will become the stage for critical discussions on deterrence, defense, and innovation. The summit's focus on technological advancement and cybersecurity resilience directly aligns with the work of The Hague's security ecosystem.
NATO's recognition of cyberspace as an operational domain and its comprehensive cyber defense policy underscore the significance of the technologies being developed in our city. The Alliance's commitment to collective cyber responses and enhanced information sharing presents unique opportunities for innovators in the field.
Today (June 23, 2025), just one day before the NATO Summit begins, DigiCorp Labs and DigiThree Labs are participating in the exclusive "Securing the Future: Innovation for Resilience" event at Titaan, The Hague. This invitation-only business and innovation gathering, organized by the Municipality of The Hague and the Province of Zuid-Holland, showcases technology innovations that support NATO's future defense and security needs.
The event features knowledge sessions, demonstrations, matchmaking, workshops, and networking opportunities designed to accelerate international collaboration between startups, SMEs, corporates, defense organizations, and investors. Eight critical themes align perfectly with our expertise, including Cybersecurity and Resilience, AI & Data, Security in a Quantum Future, and Future of Supply Chains.
As certified Independent Software Vendor (ISV) partners of Hitachi Vantara, DigiCorp Labs brings patented innovations such as Non-Fungible Data Entries (NFDs) and the Digital Validator Owner (DVO) to the international stage. Our flagship DGMV ICT BlackBox provides forensic-grade, immutable logging of IT activities, operating independently of traditional IT environments to ensure robust security, compliance, and auditability—even during cyber incidents. This solution serves as the digital equivalent of an aviation black box, preserving digital evidence and ensuring accountability in the face of cyberattacks or system failures.
DigiThree Labs, our sales and integration division, delivers these breakthrough technologies across regulated sectors including critical infrastructure, smart cities, AI governance, and cybersecurity
As premium partners of the HSD Campus, we are embedded in a thriving innovation community. The HSD Campus serves as the national hub for cybersecurity collaboration, uniting over 275 companies, government bodies, and knowledge institutions to strengthen the Dutch digital economy and society. Its focus on cybersecurity, resilience, data, AI, and smart secure societies complements our mission and amplifies our impact.
The convergence of the NATO Summit and “Securing the Future” is more than an industry milestone—it is a unique opportunity to demonstrate how Dutch innovation is addressing the most urgent cybersecurity challenges facing NATO and its allies.
The Hague’s status as an international city of peace, justice, and cybersecurity innovation—home to nearly 500 international organizations and people from over 180 nationalities—provides the ideal backdrop for this convergence of diplomatic leadership and technological progress.
Our participation highlights not only our company’s growth but the strength of The Hague’s entire cybersecurity ecosystem on the world stage. Together, we are not just securing the future—we are actively building it.
Please note: In accordance with the event's code of conduct and the Chatham House Rule, we will refrain from posting on any (social) media until the event concludes. Further insights and highlights will be shared post-event, ensuring that no identities or affiliations of participants are disclosed.
