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Reminder: Cyber Threat Intelligence Cyber threats are continuously growing in complexity and frequency, therefore the ability to rapidly process and act upon Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) can mean the difference between a mitigated threat and a breach. In the first part of our CTI focused blog posts series, we introduced the Intelligence Production Cycle and [...]
Paula Abbruzzesi, Head of Cyber Security Consulting Line Office Germany Why did you choose to study engineering? I studied Aerospace Engineering and did my M.Sc. with a major in Avionic System Design. I always wanted to work in aviation and studying something within that area was an implication. How did you feel as a [...]
In these days of mass storage of data on clouds, muddied RGPD waters [ref] and regular massive data theft [ref], it has become – morally and legally – mandatory for companies to take steps to protect some or all of their data from unwanted access. This often turns into company directives or technical specifications that […]
