Cyber espionage attacks by state or para-state entities are on the increase, targeting European companies. They mainly target organisations that are essential to a country's functioning or economy. Consequences of geopolitical instabilities An upsurge in state and...
Complementing the NIS2 directive, the DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) regulation adds another layer of cybersecurity to the financial sector. To protect their assets and the economic interests of European nations, financial institutions must strengthen their...
With the forthcoming application of the NIS 2 Directive in Europe, essential service operator (OES) and operator of vital importance (OIV) are preparing for new obligations to strengthen their cybersecurity. A new name for essential service operator (OES) The creation...
These European-wide cybersecurity regulations are unprecedented. There are many requirements to ensure that European organisations can demonstrate a common high level of IT security. Companies will have to comply, and quickly. Here are the main changes in the new NIS2...
Spearphishing, ransomware, downloading malicious software... These cybersecurity threats affect employees in all businesses, particularly those working from home. Raising awareness of cyber security is now essential. Economic and political risks Cyber attacks on...
Compliance with the GDPR not only ensures greater protection for employees' and customers' personal data, but also guarantees the future of companies. Avoiding the costs of data breaches Corporate data is an increasingly coveted commodity. Compromising it can...
