Meet our Expert: Bart Scholten

Bart Scholten: Business Unit Manager, Cyber Security

Bart is Business Manager for Cybersecurity within the Products, Installations & Distributions division at Kiwa Netherlands. Since joining Kiwa in March 2018, he has led initiatives that enhance clients’ cybersecurity posture, leveraging technical expertise, strategic insight, and cross-functional collaboration to safeguard businesses and support compliance.

With extensive experience in cybersecurity, Bart has built a career around helping organizations become digitally resilient while maintaining robust compliance with industry standards and regulations.

Bart’s work in Digital and Cybersecurity

Explore articles and publications contributed by Bart Scholten

Cyber Security Propels the Future of HVAC

The HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) industry — together with kitchen appliances — is an industry that is rapidly changing and developing. Like other industries, HVAC is no stranger to today’s cyber security challenges. The risks are multifaceted, from unsecured IoT (Internet of Things) devices in homes to potential threats to HVAC companies' production sites. Read more in our latest article.

Podcast: IoT security testing in practice | The IoT Conversations

Bart contributes to a clear explanation of the impact of RED/CRA legislation on our IoT sector and the practical steps you should take in time.

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Article: Digitalizing & Cybersecurity Special | Financieel dagblad

Bart discusses why organizations shouldn’t wait for the Cybersecurity Act to take effect. Learn how to identify risks, implement the right measures, and have your processes independently assessed to ensure a secure and compliant approach.

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Bart Scholten, Business Unit Manager for Cyber Security, in a beige blazer speaking into a headset microphone at a conference table, engaged in conversation with another person, with water bottles visible on the table

Cyberattacks and threats can cause grave disruptions. Sensitive data can be lost or stolen and industrial processes could be halted, ultimately causing stagnation of production with revenue loss. It could even cause customers and public to lose trust in a company which became a victim of a cyberattack, leading to reputation damage.

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