Cyber attacks on municipalities have become an increasingly threatening reality in recent years. They hit cities and towns like an earthquake – suddenly, unexpectedly and with devastating force. From one moment to the next, important infrastructures are paralyzed. Administrations can no longer process documents, citizen services are no longer accessible

Halloween, the time of ghosts, spooks and unexpected visitors. But not all ghosts lurk in dark alleys or old walls. Some do their mischief in secret in the middle of our digital world. This is where invisible threats come into play, which roam like ghosts through networks and websites. Particularly

The Certified Security Operations Center GmbH – specialized in security solutions for energy suppliers and OT infrastructures – in the fight against cyber attacks The Stuxnet attack was a highly sophisticated computer worm that targeted industrial control systems in the energy sector, particularly in power plants and other infrastructures. The

We are currently observing a significant increase in phishing attacks among our customers. These cyber attacks aim to trick users into disclosing sensitive information or opening malicious links using fake emails. We therefore ask you to be more vigilant when dealing with incoming emails and provide you with important measures

The abbreviation SOC “Security Operations Center” is often confused with the terms “System on a Chip” or “State of Charge”. This confusion arises from the abbreviation “SOC”, which is used in different areas. While “System on a Chip” refers to a computer’s integrated circuit and “State of Charge” refers to

Botnets are fascinating and frightening at the same time; they show how vulnerable our networked world really is when devices become digital soldiers in an invisible war. Botnets are one of the most dangerous threats in the modern cyber world. They consist of thousands to millions of networked computers that