One click. A brief moment of inattention and suddenly there is more at stake than just an email. It’s Friday morning, the coffee is still steaming, the inbox is full as usual, and weekend plans are already swirling around in your head. A seemingly harmless message from “IT Support” asks

What at first glance appears to be an isolated technical incident turns out, on closer inspection, to be a striking example of a widespread risk. Outdated and inadequately secured basic services continue to be an attractive gateway for attackers. The recent incident highlights not so much an individual failure as

When municipal utilities fail, our daily lives come to a standstill. Water may continue to flow from elevated tanks for a few hours, and cell towers and data centers may continue to operate for a short time thanks to emergency power. But after a few hours, communications fail first, followed

The nights are getting longer, the shadows deeper, and while we’re all getting in the mood for Halloween, the real horror is already here. They’re everywhere: people with their eyes downcast, captivated by the cold light of their screens. Smartphone zombies – constantly online, always available – and always being

Emails with seemingly harmless invoice attachments continue to be a major target for cyberattacks, especially when they are disguised as HTML files. When opened, such attachments can execute scripts and download malicious code without the user noticing anything suspicious. Our analysts recently observed exactly such a case in the control

In recent years, hospitals have increasingly become the target of cyber attacks. Sensitive patient data, complex IT systems, and often inadequately protected digital infrastructure make medical facilities particularly vulnerable. Attacks range from data theft and ransomware to targeted sabotage. This is not just a financial problem: cyberattacks on hospitals can