In the cybersecurity landscape, one might assume that the most dangerous cyber threats stem exclusively from advanced and next-generation techniques.
Timeless cyber attacks: Why old tricks still work in 2025?
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IT Security
Security awareness: the key to business cybersecurity
Every year on February 11th, Safer Internet Day (SID) is celebrated, a day dedicated to awareness and cybersecurity.
Security by design for a resilient business
Today, managing cybersecurity has become one of the most complex challenges for IT professionals. While in the past, the main issues revolved around malfunctioning hardware, slowdowns, or manual updates on multiple devices, modern IT infrastructures have rendered these tasks secondary.
Business Resilience and Security: Safeguard Your Company
Every day, Giulia follows a well-defined routine to protect what she holds dear. When she arrives home, she carefully closes the garage, locks her car with a beep, and, just to be safe, she does it again a few seconds later.
Microsoft Entra: Secure Solutions for Enterprise Access
New approaches to work, ongoing technological evolution, relentless cyber threats, and the shift to the cloud define the challenges of our era, necessitating a thorough review of identity and access management for networks and resources.
Why Microsoft Intune is essential for the modern workplace
In recent years, the concept of the modern workplace has undergone a profound transformation. It’s not just about adopting new technologies, but also about the shift in how people work.
Protect your SME: 5 reasons to choose Microsoft Defender
Today, cyber threats are constantly increasing, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have become one of the primary targets. SMEs often lack the resources to implement advanced security systems, making them increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Data protection and ransomware trends in 2024
Companies today have a wide range of options for executing workloads that best align with their strategic objectives. Traditional on-premises infrastructures, hyperscaler public clouds, SaaS platforms, and hybrid environments exponentially fuel cyber threats, forcing companies to rethink their data protection and recovery strategies to ensure operational resilience.
Everything you need to know about SASE (Secure Access Service Edge)
In a world where IT infrastructures are facing profound changes, companies must always find new ways to maintain control of their data, supporting a new era in which an indefinite number of devices connect to distributed IT resources from untrusted networks.
Data protection: an ever-evolving road
Every company faced with the exponential growth of data and regulatory requirements needs a protection strategy, having the confidence that the choice made will enable fast and complete recovery in the event of a disaster. Durability, efficiency, and cost optimization have become the imperatives to which every IT department must respond.
Managed Network & Security: connections and advantages
Gli incidenti informatici a danno delle aziende sono ormai all’ordine del giorno e riguardano tutti i settori, nessuno escluso. Every day new threats and vulnerabilities are discovered that, if not proactively managed, can become overwhelming. On the other hand, approaches to security are also constantly evolving, as are the frameworks, tools and techniques that can be used to minimize each company’s risk factor. However, it is often very difficult for IT managers to decide which way to go and where to focus their efforts, budget and resources.
SOC and its role in cybersecurity incident response
Increasingly distributed IT infrastructures coupled with the increase in workloads performed outside the corporate perimeter have made possible a variety of different types of cyber attacks on a global scale. This trend has consequently prompted many companies to choose the Security Operation Center (SOC) as an integral part of their cybersecurity strategy. Normally, if larger companies have their own dedicated and internally managed department, SMEs choose to rely on an outsourced SOC that allows them to enjoy “entreprise” protection, unlike what they could arrange independently.