The next few months are likely to be dominated by the NIS2 Directive in the cybersecurity industry. Let’s find out which article will trigger the most reactions! There are emblematic passages in European cybersecurity regulations that can be found in everything from the press, through sales presentations by major technology [...]
The next few months are likely to be dominated by the NIS2 Directive in the cybersecurity industry. Let’s find out which article will trigger the most reactions! There are emblematic passages in European cybersecurity regulations that can be found in everything from the press, through sales presentations by major technology companies, to the final exams ...
The NIS2 Directive (https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2022/2555) will certainly open a new chapter in Europe’s cyber defence. Although the expectations that all Member States will have to apply it by 18 October 2024 at the latest, details are still poorly understood by the organizations covered by the new legislation. While NIS2 will certainly be discussed on many platforms ...
Ferrari’s recent incident shows yet again why the automotive industry is a prime target for cybercriminals and ransomware groups – joining a long line of similar attacks including Ferrari’s hit last year, the “Conti” incident of Volkswagen and Audi or Renault as collateral in the WannaCry campaign, to just name the more news-worthy ones. As ...
You might think your corporate email accounts are safe enough, maybe you have a decent password policy, and your email service does a pretty good job of filtering suspicious emails and malicious URLs. Still, there are ways attackers could gain access, and the playing field isn’t level, cybersecurity threats are asymmetric. Meaning an attacker wins ...
