Cybersecurity Incident Handling in the Context of NIS2 Regulation
NIS2 Directive takes effect today in the EU. We highlight key incident handling elements, enhancing detection, reporting and response under the new regulations.
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Experiences of CrowdStrike global IT outage
In July 2024, CrowdStrike’s security software update caused global chaos. This event highlighted the delicate balance between security and system stability.
Healthcare and cybersecurity – a challenge still unresolved
Ransomware attacks continue to be a major concern for healthcare actors, as well as threats through supply chains.
Business Email Compromise – old scams, new techniques
One of the most widespread cybercrimes in recent years is Business Email Compromise. Let’s see what’s the process of this kind of cyberattack.
Vulnerability trends in early 2024
What is being hacked and why? With the press reporting serious software vulnerabilities week after week, we investigated whether the situation this year is really as bad as the news suggests. Confluence vulnerability here, Ivanti vulnerability there, all of this spiced up with some Microsoft attacks here and there, of ...
Roles in the Security Operation Center (SOC)
Dive into the dynamic roles shaping cybersecurity: we unveil the SOC teamwork and expertise essential for safeguarding ICT systems.
ChatGPT and Cybersecurity – Microsoft Copilot for Security in Practice
What benefits has AI in cybersecurity? The Microsoft Copilot for Security is available only to selected partners, but some of the use cases are already obvious!
Bridging the Gap: Private Sector’s Vital Role in Military Cyber Defense
In the Russia-Ukraine conflict’s cyber battleground, the need for blending civilian cyber defense prowess with military strategies is a challenging shift in modern warfare dynamics.
How to be a “good” hacker – the white hat burden in practice
Ethical hacking is now a separate profession, with specific rules and practical difficulties that outsiders are not well aware of.