Social Engineering: Voice, Image, Context
What Has Changed In the past, a blunt phishing link was enough. Today, attacks come in a business-like guise – including correctly spelled names, real sig...
The “One” Vendor Can Bring You to a Halt
When an Update Becomes a System Brake A centrally deployed agent or platform update fails — and suddenly clients freeze, signatures collide, policies misf...
The Tool Zoo Is Eating Your Resilience
The Real Problem Behind Product Proliferation Many security environments have grown historically: every gap got a tool, every audit recommendation a licen...
Mono-Vendor vs. Multi-Vendor: Weighing Risk Instead of Acting Dogmatically
What It’s Really About The debate of “one vendor versus many” is often ideological. Does a mono-vendor stack provide clarity and speed? Yes. Does it creat...
Cyber Insurance: No Free Pass
What It’s Really About The uncomfortable truth: A cyber insurance policy does not replace controls. It only pays if defined obligations are fulfilled and ...
NIS2: Who is affected? Directly, indirectly – and through the supply chain
Many organizations misjudge their risk under NIS-2. Not because they are uninformed, but because they focus only on formal thresholds: sector, size, legal de...
NIS-2: Legal Uncertainty Is No Excuse
What It’s Really About The discussion around NIS-2 often revolves around detailed regulations and interpretative questions. Understandable – but dangerous...
Biometrics & MFA: What Really Brings Security
What It's Really About Anyone still believing that a password plus "something with push" is sufficient hasn't understood the reality of attacks. Attackers...
Non-human identities: The overlooked keys
Management Summary Honest assessment: In many environments, machine identities are more dangerous than user accounts. Service accounts with standing privi...