Innovation Campus
HSD Campus
The Hague
The building in The Hague where the Dutch security cluster is based: rentable offices, meeting and training space and living labs, operated by HSD Office for Security Delta.
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A security company arriving in the Netherlands can rent office or lab space here and sit alongside the rest of the Dutch sector; professionals in the field can attend the sessions held on site.
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About
HSD Campus is the site in The Hague where the Dutch security cluster is based, on Wilhelmina van Pruisenweg. The cluster itself is Security Delta, a non-profit founded in 2013 that brings together companies, government bodies and knowledge institutions working on security in a digitising society; the campus is its meeting place, and HSD Office, the team supporting the cluster, operates it. The distinction is practical rather than formal. The cluster gives its members access to knowledge, innovation, markets, capital and talent; the campus is a place and a set of facilities. On site there are flexible offices and workspaces that security organisations can rent, meeting rooms, event and training facilities, and living labs, among them an internet-of-things forensics lab run with Leiden University of Applied Sciences. Companies, entrepreneurs, students, professionals and public bodies from the security sector use the site for workspace, events and joint projects. Security Delta has stated an intention to develop the campus further into a national House of Cyber.
What they offer
- Meeting rooms and event spaces used for cluster meetings and sessions
- Education and training facilities on site
- Living labs for security research and testing, including an internet-of-things forensics lab
Good to know
- The campus is a location and a set of facilities. Access to knowledge, innovation, markets, capital and talent is what the Security Delta cluster offers its members, not what renting space here provides.
- It has no website, contact route or legal identity of its own; its pages sit inside the cluster's site.
- It serves organisations and professionals in the security sector rather than the general public, and it provides no relocation, permit, housing or job placement help to individuals.
- Space is rented on commercial terms and depends on availability.
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