Knowledge Centre for Security

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What do we do?

The importance of Security Intelligence can no longer be ignored in today’s world. Developments in innovation and geopolitical shifts are occurring at an ever-increasing pace. Through consultancy, training, and independent knowledge development, the Knowledge Centre for Security Intelligence (KSI) ensures that your organisation stays ahead, enabling you to make well-informed decisions.  

The Knowledge Centre for Security Intelligence is the leading international hub where academics, practitioners, government bodies, and knowledge institutions have been working together since 2018 to make a difference in the safety and security of our changing society. We achieve this by combining services grounded in academic research with practical applicability, in close collaboration with our experts from the Netherlands and Belgium.

This vision comes together in Applied Intelligence,Inlichtingenkunde is the practical application of intelligence science, focused on the collection, analysis, and use of information to support decision-making in complex or uncertain situations.with a focus on people, organisations, methodology, and the practical application of intelligence within your organisation. All of this serves the shared goal of strengthening the knowledge base on the threats and risks of today and tomorrow.

Why Security Intelligence?

The Security Intelligence methodology was originally developed by the United States Secret Service to proactively protect High Value Targets (VIPs) by maintaining a real-time, up-to-date threat assessment. As mentioned, Security Intelligence involves the structured collection, processing, and dissemination of information regarding individuals, groups, or organisations that may pose a threat.

Services

The Knowledge Centre for Security Intelligence conducts independent and impartial research based on transparent and validated methodologies and analytical techniques. This ensures that our consultancy and training are grounded in objective, substantive criteria and are reviewed by a team of experts.

Specialised Consultancy

Our consultancy is never standardised, but always tailored to your specific situation, objectives, and security context. 

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Practical Training Programmes

The Knowledge Centre for Security Intelligence develops training in the field of intelligence and security, tailored to specific learning objectives and organisational contexts.

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De Wet Weerbaarheid Kritieke Entiteiten en de Aanpak Vitaal

De Wet Weerbaarheid Kritieke Entiteiten en de Aanpak Vitaal

Op 15 augustus is de Wet Weerbaarheid Kritieke Entiteiten (Wwke) formeel in werkinggetreden. De Wwke is onderdeel van een harmonisatie van weerbaarheids-wetgeving, waarbij alle EU-lidstaten hun wetgeving rondom maatschappelijke weerbaarheid afstemmen op de 2022...

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Wat is Inlichtingenkunde?

Wat is Inlichtingenkunde?

Bij het begrip inlichtingen wordt vaak in de eerste plaats gedacht aan inlichtingen- en veiligheidsdiensten. De manier waarop inlichtingenprofessionals leren omgaan met complexe vraagstukken, onvolledige informatie en onzekerheid, is vandaag de dag echter ook van...

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Kenneth Lasoen in NU.nl over veiligheid rond Pride-evenementen

Kenneth Lasoen in NU.nl over veiligheid rond Pride-evenementen

Kenneth Lasoen, onderzoeker en docent inlichtingen en veiligheid bij het KSI, leverde recent een inhoudelijke bijdrage aan een artikel van NU.nl over de veiligheid van Pride-evenementen na de dodelijke islamistische aanslag tijdens de Pride in Berlijn. In het artikel...

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Spionage bij de NAVO onderstreept groeiende veiligheidsdreiging

Espionage at NATO underscores a growing security threat

Kenneth Lasoen, docent Inlichtingen- en Veiligheidsstudies aan de Universiteit Antwerpen en tevens deskundige bij het Kenniscentrum Security Intelligence, constateert tijdens een radio-uitzending van de VRT dat organisaties zoals de NAVO regelmatig te maken krijgen...

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Prof. Kenneth Lasoen bij The Cambridge Society of Luxembourg

Prof. Kenneth Lasoen at The Cambridge Society of Luxembourg

On 14 October 2025, The Cambridge Society of Luxembourg welcomed Prof. Dr. Kenneth Lasoen for a fascinating lecture that took the audience on a whirlwind tour through the history of espionage, from ancient scouts to modern‑day cyber warriors. In his lecture titled “Past..

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The Netherlands +31 30 41 00 301
Belgium +32 471 87 47 79

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