The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) is honored to welcome Miguel De Bruycker, Head of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium, to our Advisory Board.
Miguel brings over 20 years of cybersecurity leadership experience and has been instrumental in shaping Belgium’s national cyber strategy. His work includes pioneering the Active Cyber Protection initiative and playing a key role in advancing the EU’s cybersecurity agenda since 2004. In 2023, he was recognized with the Cyber Security Personality of the Year Award for his outstanding contributions to the field.
“I am joining GASA because it is the leading platform that unites all stakeholders in the fight against scams and online fraud. This global collaboration is essential for maintaining a secure and trustworthy digital environment. Safeguarding sensitive data like financial details and personal information is vital. This ensures financial security by minimizing losses for both individuals and businesses. Additionally, preventing fraud fosters trust in digital platforms, encouraging more people to engage in e-commerce and use online services confidently.”– Miguel De Bruycker
“We are thrilled to welcome Miguel De Bruycker to the GASA Advisory Board. His appointment reflects the growing importance of collaboration between public institutions and private organizations in the global effort to combat scams and online fraud. Mr. De Bruycker’s extensive expertise and strategic leadership will significantly contribute to advancing our mission of fostering international coordination and strengthening collective resilience in the digital landscape.”– Jorij Abraham, Managing Director, GASA
Miguel’s appointment reflects GASA’s commitment to aligning international efforts, strengthening public-private partnerships, and building a safer digital ecosystem for individuals and businesses worldwide.
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