Social Engineering: Voice, Image, Context
What Has Changed In the past, a blunt phishing link was enough. Today, attacks come in a business-like guise – including correctly spelled names, real sig...
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What Has Changed In the past, a blunt phishing link was enough. Today, attacks come in a business-like guise – including correctly spelled names, real sig...
When an Update Becomes a System Brake A centrally deployed agent or platform update fails — and suddenly clients freeze, signatures collide, policies misf...
The Real Problem Behind Product Proliferation Many security environments have grown historically: every gap got a tool, every audit recommendation a licen...
What It’s Really About The debate of “one vendor versus many” is often ideological. Does a mono-vendor stack provide clarity and speed? Yes. Does it creat...
What It’s Really About The uncomfortable truth: A cyber insurance policy does not replace controls. It only pays if defined obligations are fulfilled and ...
Many organizations misjudge their risk under NIS-2. Not because they are uninformed, but because they focus only on formal thresholds: sector, size, legal de...
What It’s Really About The discussion around NIS-2 often revolves around detailed regulations and interpretative questions. Understandable – but dangerous...
What It's Really About Anyone still believing that a password plus "something with push" is sufficient hasn't understood the reality of attacks. Attackers...
Management Summary Honest assessment: In many environments, machine identities are more dangerous than user accounts. Service accounts with standing privi...
Management Summary The era of network perimeters is over. Attacks start via email, browsers, remote access, identities, and services that never see your L...