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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.
Ransomware is a serious risk for companies. Currently, however, there is more and more talk of Double Extortion ransomware. What is it, what do these attacks mean for companies and how can you protect yourself? We’ll tell you in this blog post.
85% of all German companies use Microsoft Office as their office software of choice. Many documents are also created, edited and shared privately with Word & Co. But cybercriminals also like to use Office programs – to spread malware. We’ll tell you how you can better protect yourself against it.
Hacked servers, leaked emails, millions of fabricated social media content and attacks on voting computers – these are the digital ways in which attempts were made to influence the last two US elections from the outside. In the run-up to the Bundestag elections, the question also arises in Germany: Can cybercriminals manipulate our elections? And if so, how? What are their strategies? And who can protect themselves and how? We give a small overview here.
Phishing attacks are becoming more targeted – and sophisticated! More and more criminals are targeting mobile users by sending malicious content via SMS. What this is all about and how you can best protect yourself against it – just read on.
Most people have heard the term “social engineering” before. But very few can imagine anything concrete by it. We provide insights!
The Zero Trust model is on everyone’s lips as an IT security concept. But what does it mean in concrete terms? And can small and medium-sized enterprises also implement it realistically? We give an initial overview and our assessment.
