Cyber for all - Page 2
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When will the NIS2 directive be implemented in Spain?
October 17 is the deadline for the NIS2 directive to be transposed in Spain, so companies must be prepared to adapt to its provisions RGPD, DORA, NIS2… The European Union is [...]
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Fake job offers. When a job opportunity turns into a nightmare
Criminal groups design fake job offers to infect professionals’ devices with malware and gain access to valuable information A worker receives an email that catches his atten[...]
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TLPT tests: What are they and which companies should perform them?
TLPTs are threat-based penetration tests that many financial sector entities must undergo starting in January 2025 Ever since humankind invented it, money has always attracted crim[...]
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Cyberattacks can paralyze a company’s activity
Security incidents can undermine business continuity and paralyze a company’s activity, generating substantial losses 87% of SMEs fear that a cyber-attack could paralyze a co[...]
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MITRE ATLAS: How can AI be attacked?
MITRE ATLAS is a framework that systematizes malicious actors’ tactics and techniques to attack AI systems Both the public bodies in charge of ensuring the cybersecurity of t[...]
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AI Act: Cybersecurity requirements for high-risk AI systems
The Artificial Intelligence Act sets out what cybersecurity requirements for high-risk AI systems must be met in the European Union Few regulations have generated more buzz [...]
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Vulnerability assessment versus penetration testing. What are the differences?
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing are compatible exercises that allow for the detection of vulnerabilities in corporate infrastructures and the prioritization of the[...]
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A wave of digital fraud to citizens
Digital frauds to citizens are on the rise, and more sophisticated typologies have emerged to manage to deceive people and scam them «I have something to tell you; add me to Whats[...]
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Malicious mobile apps: Do you know what you install on your smartphone?
Malicious mobile applications allow smartphones to be infected with malware to commit bank fraud or spy on people and companies Photos, videos, documents, messages, applications[...]
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How can criminals bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
Several types of attacks allow malicious actors to bypass multi-factor authentication and take control of corporate and personal accounts In recent years, software-as-a-service (Sa[...]
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