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Pluor is a boutique advisory in Breda. We advise organisations, their executive teams and technology leaders on digital transformation, AI governance, cybersecurity risk and technology leadership, and we deliver the advice as an operating model the organisation can run rather than as a slide deck.

Upfront: we tell you how things stand, including what you would rather not hear, and before we start you know the scope, the approach and the price. Independent: we resell no software, licences or other products. Grounded in standards and research: our methods rest on internationally recognised standards and, where it exists, published research, and we name our sources. One team with combined experience: strategic, operational and technical. Unlike with a single freelance adviser, knowledge of your organisation stays within the team.

Executive teams, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, general counsel and supervisory boards of regulated and mid-to-large organisations in the Netherlands and the wider EU: financial services, healthcare, energy, public bodies and technology companies.

A single A4 of evidence for the people who have to decide. It frames the ambition, the risk and the decision at hand. Every engagement starts with one, and many questions need no more than one.

Every engagement is confirmed in an engagement letter with a fixed scope, agreed at intake. We work at a fixed price or for a fixed number of days, whichever suits the question and your organisation. Most engagements run four to eight weeks; standing counsel for technology leaders is renewable per quarter.

The EU AI Act, NIS2 (in the Netherlands the Cyberbeveiligingswet, in Belgium the NIS2 law), DORA and the sector rules that apply to you, and recognised standards and frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001, CyberFundamentals 2025 (CyFun 2025), ISO/IEC 42001, ISO 31000 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. We map obligations onto the controls you already operate rather than building a parallel framework.

Kloosterlaan 174, Breda. We work in Dutch and English, on site and remote, across the EU.