Table of contents: What is an IT security audit? Types of IT audits and their significance How does an IT audit work? Example process When should you consider an IT audit? IT audit – should you conduct it yourself? Key benefits of performing an IT audit What is an IT...
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Red Team – what is it and how does Red teaming work?
Red Team – what is it and how does Red teaming work? Cybersecurity is a rapidly evolving field. With new technologies, constantly changing network architectures, and increasingly complex operating systems, cybercriminals are continuously adapting their tactics. This...
How will the cybersecurity landscape evolve in 2025?
How will the cybersecurity landscape evolve in 2025? The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 is poised to undergo significant transformations, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions, rapid technological advancements, and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The...
OSINT: Open Source Intelligence – A Key Tool in Cybersecurity
Table of Contents What is OSINT (Open Source Intelligence)? Why is OSINT used? Who regularly uses OSINT data? Applications of OSINT in cybersecurity OSINT Tools Technologies Supporting OSINT Data Collection Key Benefits of Using OSINT in Cybersecurity What is OSINT...
Gearing up for safe remote work
Given the current COVID-19 pandemic, many people are considering working from home. Some of them will probably take home a business laptop, which has been prepared by the IT Department. From a cybersecurity standpoint, this is the best option: the employee takes home...
How CEOs fall victim to hackers. The example of Jeff Bezos
The 2013 Edward Snowden publicly confirmed something, which many of the IT experts were suspecting for years: the fact that an average computer makes for an excellent tool for spying on us. The media storm ensued. Soon afterward, a flurry of privacy-oriented products...