Trust is convenient, and that is precisely where the danger lies. In modern IT environments, companies are no longer isolated islands. Connections to external partners, service providers, or maintenance accounts are part of everyday life. But what happens when these very trusted access points are forgotten? When an old test

Public Wi-Fi is everywhere: in cafés, at train stations, or in hotels. Once connected, everything feels convenient and familiar—quickly checking emails, logging in, maybe placing an order. But it is precisely in these open networks that an often underestimated danger lurks: the so-called “man-in-the-middle” attack. In this scenario, a third

Every day at our Certified Security Operations Center GmbH, we see how a high-risk situation unfolds—the uncontrolled use of tools that can pose a danger to an entire company. Tools are quickly installed, accounts are created on the fly, and files are uploaded somewhere—often simply because it’s convenient. This is

Password spraying is one of the stealthy yet highly effective methods of attacking corporate networks. Unlike a traditional “brute-force” attack, in which countless password combinations are tried against a single account, attackers take the exact opposite approach here. They test a single, commonly used password—such as “Password123!”—across many Active Directory

While Easter is all about trust, helpfulness, and little surprises, cybercriminals specifically exploit this festive spirit. Just as people look forward to a lovingly filled Easter basket, many individuals and businesses don’t expect that a seemingly harmless phone call could hide a danger. But this is exactly where so-called “credential

In a 24/7 shift system, there are no “quiet nights”—only those in which threats have not yet been detected. While most systems appear to be running normally, it is often the smallest deviations from normal behavior that point to something more serious. A single alert in the middle of the