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AIVD ← CCB
Nationaal Bureau voor de Verbindingsbeveiliging
- this page is a stub
Nationaal Bureau voor de Verbindingsbeveiliging, abbreviated NBV, is
the Netherlands National Communications Security Agency (NLNCSA),
responsible for the communications security of the Dutch Government
and armed forces, for advising potential users on communications and
ICT security and providing key material.
The NBV was established in June/July 1960 as the successor to the CCB, and was
the executive organ of the Nationale Verbindingsbeveiligingsraad (NVBR) —
the National Communications Security Council.
Initially, the NBV was an independent entity under the
Dutch Foreign Ministry, but became part of the
Dutch General Security Agency (AIVD) in 2001.
As of 2023, the NBV has become part of the
Unit Weerbaarheid (Resilience Unit) of the AIVD,
as a result of which the name NBV will dissappear over time.
It is likely that the international name of the organisation
– NLNCSA – remains in use.
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The timeline below shows the history of the Dutch intelligence services since
World War I (WWI). The leftmost column shows the NBV and its predecessor CCB.
For a detailed explanation of the various services, please refer to our
page about the Dutch General Security Agency (AIVD).
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