Useful information on cyber security, data protection and much more
In times of increasing cyber threats, cybersecurity and data protection for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are essential. We help businesses secure their IT systems, close security gaps, and comply with GDPR requirements.
Through our close collaboration with cyber insurance providers, we offer a holistic approach: we strengthen prevention, while insurance covers financial risks. On our blog, you’ll find concise tips and up-to-date insights on IT security, data protection, and cyber resilience for SMEs.
In recent days, the question of what impact the war in Ukraine could have on cybersecurity has come up more and more frequently. We asked our CISO Monika Bubela for a classification.
Security in the digital world has many facets. It ranges from technical requirements to recognizing misinformation or fake news. From protecting your privacy to protecting company secrets and protecting against malware. We at Perseus strive to always prepare the various information on the subject in a way that is easy to understand and accessible.
In many companies, “data protection supervisory authority” is almost a fear term. Likewise, there is often confusion about who the “competent data protection authority” is and what exactly it does. We want to change that with this blog post.
2021 has been a turbulent year – also when it comes to cybersecurity. What can we learn from the events for 2022? We reveal that in this blog article.
Responsible disclosure – this is the principle that ethical hackers follow when they discover a security vulnerability in a company. We explain what Responsible Disclosure is in this blog post. We also explain why companies should collect and use this information in a targeted manner – and give initial tips on how.
Ransom demands after a successful ransomware attack are a sensitive topic. The sum demanded can be very high. Just like the pressure to pay them. But there is no guarantee that you will get your data back. You may even be liable to prosecution by paying. In addition, every payment makes the ransomware business model even more profitable and thus worsens the overall situation. But without data and usable IT, everything in your company has been at a standstill for days and the costs …!
