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I recently met a colleague who is CISO at a large corporation in Germany. In addition to all kinds of technical topics, at some point during the conversation we also got to talking about the...
ISO 42001 will be exactly one year old in December 2024. As there aren’t that many of these certificates on the market yet, I have taken this as an opportunity to take a closer look...
Measures in small and medium-sized organisations that serve to increase IT security are often funded by the public sector. In order to strengthen the cyber resilience of these companies, various levels of government in Germany...
Cybercrime only affects the big players? Certainly not! Last week, we witnessed live how an attacker – unfortunately successfully – defrauded the customers of a retailer and stole a considerable amount of money in the...
Personal liability of the management bodies The NIS 2 Directive introduces new personal liability for management bodies for the implementation of cyber security measures. This means that board members and managing directors can be held...
Over the past six months, we have held numerous discussions with medium-sized organisations of various sizes that would like to take out new cybersecurity insurance or adapt existing policies. The consistent tenor that we have...
The second version of the Network and Information Security Directive (NIS 2) came into force in the EU at the beginning of 2023. The EU member states must transpose NIS 2 into national law by...
Although the new year is already a few days old, annual kick-off events are still in full swing everywhere. So we too have been thinking about what to expect in terms of information and IT...
Conversion to the latest version of the standard Companies that are certified according to the international standard ISO 27001 will have to think about converting their ISMS to the latest version of the standard in...
In the past two years, more than a third (37 per cent) of all cyber security incidents in Germany were due to employee misconduct. Hackers were only responsible for around 27 per cent of cyber...