ClawkWerk
CyFun (CCB) / NIS2 audit tool written in Go: read-only, agentless, built for Belgian SMEs. A structured compliance diagnostic, with no intrusive install.
What I build, I document and secure. Some projects are public on GitHub, others stay private: every status is stated honestly, nothing dressed up.
A self-assessment tool I am building to help SMEs prepare for the CyFun framework, the Belgian foundation of NIS2 compliance.
Walloon SMEs now need to position themselves against NIS2. The CyFun framework (CyberFundamentals, Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium) offers a clear framework, but adopting it takes time and a method. That is what this tool prepares: a structured diagnostic, ahead of any official certification process.
A clear report, leading to prioritised remediation, then to a progressive hardening of the system.
Important: this tool is an assisted self-assessment and preparation, not an official certification. CyFun certification is issued exclusively by BELAC-accredited bodies.
Proprietary tool, developed solo. Internal architecture and code are not public: technical details on request.
An open-source library, this site, and application security exercises: the rest of the evidence, public or not.
CyFun (CCB) / NIS2 audit tool written in Go: read-only, agentless, built for Belgian SMEs. A structured compliance diagnostic, with no intrusive install.
Open-source C#/Blazor library to build type-safe, dynamic forms with an elegant fluent API.
This portfolio itself: Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, next-intl (FR/NL/EN), with particular attention paid to security (CSP, rate limiting, hardened headers).
Hands-on practice with Java/Spring Security and the OWASP Top 10: concrete learning of secure coding.
I regularly publish and expand my projects.
Follow progress on GitHubI answer with the same transparency as on this page: what's done, what's in progress, what stays private.