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Jan

Cybersecurity Outlook 2025: Security Engineering

by Michael Brunner, Security Engineering

2024 brought several major developments in cybersecurity—from the Cyber Resilience Act entering into force to the CrowdStrike incident during the summer. Now that we have entered 2025, the question is: What's next?

Nov

Do You Know Your Risks—and Can You Assess Them Correctly?

by Emmanuel Nowakowski-Gasser, Mag. MSc. PhD, Senior Consultant

Ransomware attacks reached a new record high in 2024, threatening organizations worldwide. Critical sectors such as healthcare and public authorities remain prime targets, but small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly under attack as well. Cybercriminals are relying more and more on data theft to extort ransom payments.

Nov

Is MFA the Silver Bullet Against Phishing?

by Yuri Gbur, Senior Security Consultant

Ransomware attacks reached a new record high in 2024, threatening organizations worldwide. Critical sectors such as healthcare and government remain prime targets, but small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly affected as well. Cybercriminals are increasingly relying on data theft to extort ransom payments.

Nov

The European Cyber Resilience Act – Silver bullet to sustainably increase cyber security or deservedly dreaded regulation to hinder digital product innovation?

by Michael Brunner, Head of Security Engineering

In this article we will offer a high-level analysis of the regulation itself, provide some clarification regarding its scope and the potential impact as well as immediate remediation steps enterprises can take to address the requirements.

Sep

Everything You Need to Know About Cyber Insurance

by Mia Volmut, Marketing Manager

Cyber attacks continue to increase. To help organizations manage the financial impact of these attacks, insurers offer cyber insurance policies.

Aug

The Benefits of Cyber Incident Simulations

by Florian Walther

Ransomware attacks reached a new record high in 2024, threatening organizations worldwide. Critical sectors such as healthcare and public authorities are particularly affected, but small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly becoming targets as well. Cybercriminals are increasingly stealing data to increase pressure for ransom payments.