The travel and hospitality industry has faced challenges over the past few years. The COVID-19 pandemic has severely damaged its financial and operational aspects. Now, the industry is making a comeback but doing so with fewer hands.

Cyber threats are developing, and businesses of all sizes are under pressure to stay secure and compliant. However, hiring a full-time Chief Information Security Officer isn’t always financially feasible. That’s where a Virtual CISO, or vCISO, comes in.

In 2023, during the ethical hackers' contest, a Tesla Model 3 was hacked by pentesters in less than 2 minutes. They gain access to subsystems controlling the car safety and many other components. This is just one example of how illusory our perception of cybersecurity for our business can be.

Recently, many customers have experienced frustration of being contacted by their banks or financial institutions with the disheartening news that their credit card information has been compromised. Credit card fraud continues to be a recurring issue, posing significant challenges for businesses.

How can organizations ensure robust defenses against relentless cybersecurity threats? The answer lies in the strategic deployment of Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) and the meticulous selection of an adept provider.

NIS2 compliance is essential for organizations operating in the EU. By understanding the requirements, implementing robust measures, and seeking expert guidance, you can ensure your organization's cybersecurity posture meets the highest standards.

Digital transformation is an inevitable consequence of technology development, impacting every existing industry. Technological progress also affects corporate banking, transforming the way financial organizations operate, provide services, and communicate with their corporate clients.

Over the last three years, 93% of healthcare businesses had a data breach. Healthcare cyberattacks range from malware that threatens patient privacy to DDoS attacks that harm institutions' ability to deliver patient care.

The acronyms PII and PHI hide critical types of information when it comes to data privacy. Especially in the field of health care.

It all started with spy movies: fingerprint capture, retina scanning, and facial recognition. It seemed like a fantasy that was only possible on the screen. However, today, all this is called the simple word biometrics and is actively used in the field of security.

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