Attacks on US critical infrastructure. How Iran exploited flaws in the OT
The national security architecture faces a paradoxical challenge in which the most advanced defense systems are brought to…
How are NIS2 and DORA changing IT departments? New strategies in IT recruitment
Instead of worrying about empty chairs in IT departments, business leaders today must face a much more subtle…
Rowhammer attacks: is this the end of secure multi-tenancy? Why GPU-level isolation is now just an illusion
Trust in public cloud architecture is built on the foundation of impenetrable isolation, which, in the era of…
The CIO’s dilemma: How to reconcile speed of development with maximum protection?
The modern paradigm of technology management requires a shift away from a siloed view of infrastructure toward the…
Why is NIS2 a revolution in management, not just a change in IT?
The NIS2 Directive marks a landmark shift in cybersecurity, moving it from the realm of technical operations directly…
ISO 27001 in business: Why is certification an investment, not a cost?
The international ISO 27001 standard transforms information security from a technical requirement into a sophisticated business tool that…
Secure artificial intelligence in business – how to protect your business?
Although artificial intelligence is revolutionising Polish business, the stark disparity between the pace of innovation and the actual…
What is digital resilience and why does business need it?
Digitalisation has given organisations unprecedented speed, but at the same time has left them highly vulnerable to systemic…
How do you effectively protect your company data? Tips for World Backup Day
Although statistics on lost storage devices have improved over the last two decades, the physical loss of equipment…
Iranian hackers broke into the FBI director. Private data leaked
The hacking of FBI Director Kash Patel’s private email account by the Handala group is a demonstration of…
Cyber security in business – Traps of apparent protection and audits
All too often, cybersecurity becomes a hostage to bureaucratic complacency, where the routine ticking of boxes in audits…
Artificial intelligence in IT – why investments don’t give quick returns?
Choć niemal wszyscy liderzy bezpieczeństwa upatrują w sztucznej inteligencji ostatecznego oręża w cyfrowym wyścigu zbrojeń, rynkowa praktyka boleśnie…
DarkSword and company security: How to protect company iPhones?
The release of the DarkSword code on GitHub drastically lowers the barrier to entry for cybercriminals, turning a…
Iran war hits financial sector. 245% increase in cyber attacks in Akamai report
Digital infrastructure is a key arena for precision reconnaissance amid global geopolitical tensions. The sharp 245 per cent…
US and partners take down 4 giant botnets. Infection record broken
The takedown of four massive botnets by an international coalition of intelligence agencies and tech giants is a…
Digitisation of energy: costs of cyber attacks and operational risks
The digital revolution in the energy sector holds the promise of dramatic cost optimization, but if implemented too…
Fight fire with fire. Why artificial intelligence is the biggest cybernetic nightmare and the only business lifeline
The cybersecurity landscape resembles an automated arms race, in which traditional defensive methods are becoming completely ineffective against…
Ivanti’s race against time: CISA raises the bar for endpoint management
CISA's decision to place the Ivanti Endpoint Manager software vulnerability under strict supervision is a stark reminder that…
Operation BRICKSTORM: When code becomes the target of a cyber attack and trust becomes the most expensive currency
Cyber threats have evolved from ad hoc incidents to sophisticated espionage targeting the very foundations of corporate innovation.…
War without gunpowder, business without guarantees: Cyber insurance in the shadow of invisible fronts
European security architecture is increasingly shifting its focus from the physical borders of the continent to invisible but…
Technology debt is on the rise. Why is 278 days of delay a risk to business?
The modern pursuit of digital innovation resembles risky arbitrage, in which short-term gains from rapid implementation are financed…