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Jimber

Name: Jimber
Address: Legeweg 135, Oostkamp, 8020, BE
Telephone: +32479900484
Price range: $

Jimber is a Belgian software company specialized in cybersecurity. We provide different solutions for specific challenges against cybercrime.

28/08/2026

Most companies have a firewall. Far fewer can answer a simpler question: what filters the traffic your web applications receive?

That is what a Web Application Firewall (WAF) does. It inspects HTTP requests at the application layer and blocks exploitation attempts, like injection and XSS, before they reach your code. And because every event is logged centrally, audits and incident response get easier too.

This carousel explains how it works in three steps: inspect, enforce, observe.

Full explainer in the first comment.

29/07/2026

Every new location makes the security bill and the workload grow. A firewall per site costs thousands and takes ages to set up. A traditional VPN is slow, and one bypass can expose every location at once.

There is a simpler model. Zero Trust works on one principle: never trust, always verify. Access follows identity and role, not network location. Micro-segmentation keeps a compromised device contained in its own segment, so an incident in one branch stays in that branch.

And because it is cloud-native, you manage every site from one console. No hardware per location, no big-bang migration.

This carousel shows the difference in nine slides. More information in the first comment.

20/07/2026

SASE gets mentioned in almost every security conversation, and explained clearly in almost none of them.

The idea is simpler than the acronym suggests. Instead of stacking separate tools for networking and security, you combine them in one cloud-delivered platform. Gartner defined the model in 2019. In a recent Gartner survey, 39% of organizations said they have deployed SASE or plan to within 24 months.

This carousel walks through the five building blocks in plain English: ZTNA, SWG, FWaaS, SD-WAN and CASB.

Full guide in the first comment.

14/07/2026

We are joining forces with AMOTEK Technologies , and we could not be happier about it.

Amotek builds software and AI on a modular platform. Their clients pick the blocks they need. From now on, security is one of those blocks, and it is ours.

What this means in practice is simple. Their clients get software, AI, and security from one team instead of three suppliers who have never met. And it runs on Zero Trust by default, so every user and device gets access to what they need and nothing else.

Two Belgian companies, building something European clients can rely on.

Congratulations to Filip Smet and the whole Amotek team. We are proud to be part of what you are building, and there is plenty more to come.

Here is the full story: https://jimber.io/blog/jimber-and-amotek-partnership/

08/07/2026

Credential stuffing and password spraying get lumped together, but they are opposites. One replays passwords stolen in past breaches, betting on reuse. The other guesses common passwords across many accounts while dodging lockout.

They share one weak point: both let a password decide access on its own. A stricter password rule won't fix that. Identity-based access on a verified device will.

MFA stops most of both, and it should be your first move. It is not the last one.

Full breakdown here: https://jimber.io/blog/credential-stuffing-vs-password-spraying/

30/06/2026

Quishing is phishing hidden inside a QR code. Your email filter scans text and links, so an image-based code slips straight through.

The catch: your staff scan it on a personal phone, off the network, where your firewall and endpoint tools have no reach.

QR code phishing rose 146% in early 2026 (Microsoft). Here's what actually stops it once a code is scanned.

Full breakdown for IT teams: https://jimber.io/blog/quishing-qr-code-phishing/

26/06/2026

Cybersec, in conversation with Sacha from Inetum Belgium .
One of Belgium's largest system integrators, 1,500 employees, on how they work with Jimber to bring innovative security to their clients.
Integration, SASE, and solving the vulnerability questions clients bring them. All from one platform that gives partners the flexibility to serve broadly.
Real SASE, made easy. For partners too.

23/06/2026

Most people think Zero Trust is something you buy. It isn't.

It's a security model, and the idea behind it is simple. Trust no user or device by default, inside or outside the network. Verify every access request before granting it.

The model rests on three principles from the NIST standard:

→ Verify explicitly. Authenticate on identity, device health and context, not on location.
→ Least privilege. Grant only the access a role needs, only for as long as it's needed.
→ Assume breach. Design as if an attacker is already inside, so one account can't reach everything.

Tools enforce these principles. They don't replace them. That distinction matters once you start evaluating how to actually roll it out.

We broke the whole model down in plain terms. Link below.

19/06/2026

Your IP cameras and building management systems are in NIS2 scope, and they can't run security software.

That's the catch most mid-market teams hit. These devices sit on the same network as your laptops, but the agent-based tools protecting your endpoints have nothing to attach to. According to Claroty (Oct 2025), 75% of organisations have building devices on their network with known exploited vulnerabilities.

A perimeter firewall won't help. A compromised camera moves sideways to a workstation on the same VLAN, traffic that never crosses the edge.

The fix is network-layer isolation: an inline bridge per device, default deny, no agent, no downtime. Guide in the comments.

16/06/2026

Two ways to run SASE, side by side. One quietly costs more every month.

Multi-vendor setups spread your policy across consoles, slow down incident response, and turn every outage into a vendor blame game. Consolidated platforms return 101% ROI against 28% for fragmented tools, and contain threats 84 days faster on average (IBM, Palo Alto).

For a mid-market team with two or three IT generalists, simpler isn't a nice-to-have. It's how the work gets done.

Full cost comparison here → https://jimber.io/blog/single-vendor-vs-multi-vendor-sase-the-real-cost/

Adres

Legeweg 135
Oostkamp
8020

Openingstijden

Maandag	08:00 - 17:00
Dinsdag	08:00 - 17:00
Woensdag	08:00 - 17:00
Donderdag	08:00 - 17:00
Vrijdag	08:00 - 17:00

Telefoon

+32479900484

Website

http://www.jimber.io/

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