WWKE e-learning: from designation to duty of care
Know what the Dutch Critical Entities Resilience Act asks of your organisation and build your own resilience file across eight modules.
€ 149 per participant, excl. VAT. Includes the resilience file, knowledge checks and certificate.
Meeting the WWKE starts with understanding what is expected of you
The Dutch Critical Entities Resilience Act (WWKE) requires critical entities to manage their risks and safeguard the continuity of their services. It has been in force since 15 August 2026. Across eight modules this course walks through the full duty of care: whether it applies to you, how to build your risk assessment, what you have to report within 24 hours and which measures go with it.
No legal jargon, but a practical translation into what you actually need to arrange, with working lessons in which you fill in your own file. Just as useful if you are not a critical entity yourself but guide or assess organisations that are.
What you get
What you learn, module by module
Eight modules with 41 lessons and seven knowledge checks. Every module ends with a working lesson in which you complete a part of your resilience file, seventeen templates in total.
Welcome
How the course works, downloading your resilience file, the Resilience Compass and ISAFE as the common thread, and a glossary of the key concepts.
The WWKE in brief
Why the act exists, which fifteen sectors fall under it and who designates entities, how the WWKE relates to the Cybersecurity Act, and the timeline and enforcement that come with it.
Does it apply to you?
The criteria for a critical entity, what designation means in practice, exemptions and special cases. You complete your profile sheet.
Identify
Mapping your critical infrastructure, and your chain: who do you depend on and who depends on you? You record the things you hold dear and where your dependencies lie.
Detect
The all-hazards risk assessment, and working with the Resilt Radar to set the things you hold dear against the threats. You build your own risk assessment.
Alert
The 24-hour reporting obligation, the crisis management plan, the liaison officer and the reporting point. You set up your reporting process and your crisis roles.
Fortify
From risk to measure: physical protection, business continuity, personnel and information. You build your package of measures with five templates.
Evolve and embed
Resilience as a rhythm: processing signals from outside, governance, supervision and audit, finishing your file and exercising. You close with the final quiz and your certificate.
Who it is for
Directors, managers and professionals at organisations that may fall under the WWKE, from vital providers to suppliers. And just as much for civil servants, advisers, auditors and regulators who regulate, support or assess those organisations.
What it gives you
- A clear picture of whether and how the WWKE applies to your organisation
- Insight into the duty of care, the risk assessment and the reporting obligation
- A completed resilience file that shows you are demonstrably working towards the law
- Shared basic knowledge across your team about resilience and compliance
How it works
Sign up and get instant access to the course and your resilience file.
Work through the eight modules at your own pace, with working lessons and knowledge checks.
Finish with the final quiz and receive your certificate.
Price
Individual
per participant, excl. VAT
- Eight modules, 41 lessons and seven knowledge checks
- Resilience file with seventeen templates
- Certificate and 12 months of access with updates
Team licence
up to 10 participants, excl. VAT
- Get started with your whole team
- One shared learning path for your team
- An individual certificate for every participant
Questions, or would you rather discuss a team licence or a tailored version for your sector first? Send us a message.