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The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) provides guidelines on how to better secure eHealth. On average, Germans spend 5.10 euros per month to protect their personal devices. Many even skip basic security measures like updates.
Any company can suffer a cyber-attack. And companies have responsibilities towards their customers, employees, etc. What should they do in these cases?
Complexity, AI, and Budget Constraints: CISOs Must Focus More on Technology Than Organization
Wiz, durante uno dei Silicon Meet, analizza le strategie necessarie per rafforzare una sicurezza più completa negli ambienti cloud, multi-cloud e ibridi.
The growing popularity of DeepSeek has led to an increase in fraud, malware and financial scams. ESET warns about the tactics of cybercriminals and provides recommendations on how to protect yourself from these threats.
During the CPX 2025 congress, the cybersecurity manufacturer advocates unified security for the hyper-connected world in the age of artificial intelligence, which is generating an increasing number of threats.
The Spanish wholesaler, which ended its fiscal year with a 15% increase in turnover, wants to consolidate its local business and begin its expansion in Latin America in 2025.
APT groups are distributing AI models with hidden backdoors, warns Waldemar Bergstreiser of Kaspersky in an interview.
While in 2023, 3 out of every 1,000 workers fell victim to phishing, in 2024 the proportion was 9 out of every 1,000.
RCS messages offer many more possibilities than SMS, but also inaugurate new dangers.
CyberArk research details the risks posed by employee behaviours in enterprises.
Palo Alto Networks expects, among many things, that companies will face up to their quantum readiness.
We interviewed Tatyana Shishkova, Lead Security Researcher, GReAT Kaspersky, who takes a look at current cybersecurity news and the advances it is making in areas such as threat detection and digital harassment.
A Kaspersky study highlights emerging risks, including quantum-safe ransomware and increased attacks on mobile devices.
We interview John Shier, CTO Field at Sophos, who reviews the threats arising primarily with the use of artificial intelligence by cybercriminals.
Between mid-2023 and mid-2024, an average of 309,000 new malware variants were identified daily.
Miguel Lopez, director for South EMEA at Barracuda Networks, talks about cybersecurity challenges and strategies in Europe.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly being utilised in cybersecurity, particularly for identifying deviations in network traffic. But does the application of AI truly make sense? Dr Sebastian Schmerl from Arctic Wolf delves int ...
We attended a new edition of VMware Explore in Barcelona, the first after its acquisition by Broadcom. The VMware Cloud Foundation platform has become the main protagonist.
According to an ISACA study, 45 per cent of companies do not include their cybersecurity teams in the development and adoption of AI solutions, posing significant risks.
Alberto Blanch discusses how AI, data sovereignty and local support are transforming technology solutions for SMEs.
A study reveals that CIOs face a dilemma with AI: only 11% have implemented it, while 67% take a cautious approach due to security and data fears.
Zscaler shares insights to help businesses implement artificial intelligence securely.
17 October is the deadline for organisations to adopt and publish the measures needed to comply with NIS2, the new European cyber security directive. Here are the key points.
APIs have become an attractive target for cybercriminals, as many companies lack effective monitoring of malicious activities or third-party API integrations.
The cybersecurity service provider Kaspersky reports a 25 percent increase in advanced persistent threat (APT) detection during the first half of 2024, attributing this improvement to their enhanced machine learning capabilities.
We learn how Fortinet's technology has helped redefine the way professional golf is experienced and managed on a global scale.
'In the future, customers' trust in car brands will be measured by how they handle cybersecurity and prevent external attacks,' says Professor Stefan Bratzel from CAM.
It analyses a threat in which the structure of scripts, comments in lines of code, and the names of functions and variables show that the perpetrator used artificial intelligence.
Chris Dimitriadis, ISACA's director of Global Strategy, highlights the challenges organisations face due to a lack of artificial intelligence training.