Cybersecurity and anti-piracy: a look back at 2025
The question of whether 2025 marked a decline in digital piracy, as suggested by some institutional reports, or if we are witnessing a profound restructuring
Cybersecurity and the energy sector (2)
The winter reminds us of a somewhat forgotten reality: the continuity of electricity, heating, gas, or services operated by critical infrastructure is never guaranteed. In
Cyber-security and the energy sector (1)
Energy has become one of the most sensitive areas of contemporary geopolitical rivalry. As states fight increasingly in the digital sphere, energy infrastructure represents a
Biometric data security (2)
A multi-layered approach combining secure design, cryptographic protections, best operational practices and a regulatory framework is required to protect biometric data. Therefore, protecting biometric data
Biometric data security (1)
Biometrics—automatic recognition of fingerprints, irises, faces, voices, palm prints, behavioral signatures, etc.—have become a pillar of authentication in our digital and physical lives. The promise
October, European Cybersecurity Month (2)
In the first part of this article, we traced the origins, objectives, and main features of European Cybersecurity Month. We saw that it is an
October, European Cybersecurity month (1)
Every year, October is dedicated to European Cybersecurity Month, a crucial event for digital protection. Coordinated by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and
How to deal with cyberfatigue ?
As the new school year begins, digital fatigue is spreading across organizations. Too many alerts, too many tools, and too many messages. Ultimately, no one
Cybersecurity in the summer (2)
Our second article on cybersecurity during the summer will focus on how to make a successful digital return to work. The holidays are coming to
Cybersecurity and summer (1)
It’s a scene that we have seen many times; on a beautiful Greek beach, an executive reviews a contract on his tablet and responds to