When something happens to data or systems, “maybe” doesn’t count. What matters is being able to immediately prove who did what, when, with what impact and that the backups actually work.
Non puoi proteggere ciò che non conosci.
Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday business life: the real crossroads is no longer whether to adopt it, but how to do so in a responsible and secure way.
In security, success doesn’t come from piling up tools, but from making them communicate quickly.
When it comes to cybersecurity, the focus often falls on the most well-known defense technologies: firewalls, antivirus, EDR solutions, and so on.
There comes a moment, in every company, when security stops being a list of tools and becomes a matter of timing.
In today’s digital world, risk doesn’t hide only within internal systems.
An email from HR. An attachment called “updated\_contract.pdf.” 6:07 PM, end of the day, brain on autopilot. Click.
How much is too much? How much is too little?
And most importantly: how can you tell when a simulation is truly teaching… and when it’s just annoying?
Everyone talks about security training. Everyone runs courses, simulations, webinars.
A new, massive data breach puts billions of accounts worldwide at risk.
In the IT world, security by design has been a topic of discussion for years—a principle as simple as it is powerful.