Every year, companies are increasingly integrating automated tools into their cybersecurity processes. Automation is just one auxiliary tool that comes with both advantages and disadvantages that must be kept in mind.
The aviation industry is one of the most technologically advanced sectors, significantly influenced by digitalization. At the same time, this increases its vulnerability to cyber threats, which can have catastrophic consequences.
Gaming is a billion-dollar market with big money in circulation, which makes gamers a prime target for cybercriminals. Even in a game, users can lose personal data, money, or access to their accounts.
Phishing has evolved from simple deception into a complex social engineering scheme. Scammers launch mass attacks on personal data, exploiting human inattention and using template phrases to steal trust.
There is a belief that penetration testing is only for large organizations, as pentests have long been a tool mainly for the biggest players in the market. But is that really the case?
Many companies postpone penetration testing due to various fears and misconceptions. However, once they decide to conduct their first test, they receive unexpected results.
Company leaders often greatly underestimate insider cyber threats - yet it is employee actions, even unintentional ones, that can lead to catastrophic consequences.
In May 2025, hackers breached Coinbase, stole data, and demanded a ransom. But the crypto exchange turned to law enforcement for help. This is just one example of how companies are standing up to cyber extortion.