Attacks, defences, NIS2 explained and the first hours after an incident.
The fake technician calls, announces a serious fault and asks you to install a remote support program. How to recognise the scam, which rules stop it in a company and what to do if it has already happened.
18 March 2026A child says their phone is broken, a colleague asks for a code, the owner writes from a new number. These scams play on affection and the wish to help, and simple rules stop them at work too.
6 March 2026Antivirus has been declared dead since 2014, yet it is still there. What it stops, what it cannot see, when you need detection and response tools, and why they fall short without someone to read the alerts.
23 February 2026A mailbox with “no secrets” still holds the trust of customers, colleagues and suppliers. Whoever breaks into it wants a credible voice, not confidences. We explain why, and which obligations stay with the company.
11 February 2026Fax was not secure, but sending a million of them cost too much. Email wiped out that cost. Here is how three DNS records stop anyone from sending mail with your company’s domain, and what they leave uncovered.
31 January 2026Three copies, two media, one off site, one isolated and zero errors when you test them. The backup rule explained through a grandfather’s drawers, and turned into decisions for management, IT and suppliers.
19 January 2026A password that is also used outside the office hands whoever steals it your email, remote access and ERP system. How credential stuffing works, how to tell if your credentials are already circulating and which measures stop it.
8 January 2026
The serviceCybersecurityTesting carried out the way an attacker would (penetration tests), incident management, business continuity and support in meeting NIS2 requirements, suppliers included.
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