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German Election: Phishing Attacks and Disinformation Campaigns Target Parliament Members

Politicians are being targeted by cybercriminals all the time for a variety of reasons. Foreign threat actors show great interest

How To Minimize Cybersecurity Risks on Business Travels

Business travelers face a unique risk of being targeted by cybercriminals. This brief article collects our most valuable tips for

The Taliban in Afghanistan: Potential Implications for Europe

The situation in Afghanistan remains in flux, and key economic, political, and diplomatic issues continue to evolve. While these issues

Shifting to Electric Vehicles: Impacts on Supply Chains, Semiconductors, and the Geopolitical Landscape

Countries around the world are creating frameworks to curb CO2 emissions, such as through banning petrol cars. These frameworks, as

Factsheet ISO: Changes to ISO 27002 Include Addition of Threat Intelligence

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) recently presented updates to the ISO 27002 standard, which consolidates chapters and controls, as

QuoIntelligence receives quality assurance label “Cyber Security Made in Europe”

We are honored to announce that QuoIntelligence is among the first security companies to receive the quality label "Cyber Security

Has DarkSide Dug Its Own Grave With the Ransomware Attack on Colonial Pipeline?

DarkSide's ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline has brought dark shadows over the group from inside the cybercriminals community. Will ransomware

How the Demise of Third-Party Cookies Will Influence Data Security

The death of the third-party cookie is near. Introducing new privacy-friendly features and alternatives to increase data security.

Facebook Data Leak: How Brand Protection Reduces Risks

An unsecured database consisting of 533 million Facebook users’ data was made publicly available last week and raises the necessity

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