Report Reveals: Industry Exposes Itself to Cybersecurity Risks - The digitalisation of manufacturing and logistics introduces unknown software vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit. - ONEKEY’s “OT+IoT Cybersecurity Report” reveals: Smart factories are often insufficiently protected. Duesseldorf, November 7 2024 – German industry is increasingly exposing itself to security vulnerabilities due to the ongoing ...
Experts Warn: Outdated Software on Devices Increases Cyber Risk - All companies subject to the new NIS2 regulation must update their device software to the latest version - Applies to all devices, machines and systems in offices, laboratories, production and logistics Duesseldorf, 26 September 2024 – "The government's draft NIS2 has been approved and is awaiting announcement. Once NIS2 comes into effect, not only will ...
Current Study Reveals Serious Shortcomings in Industrial Cyber Security - Nearly half of the respondents perceive the current protective measures against cyberattacks in the industry as inadequate - Nearly a third of the respondents lack awareness of the relevant standards and regulations Duesseldorf, September 19, 2024 – The results of a recent survey of IT ...
New Rapid Response Service against current Cyber Threats - Enables organisations to immediately check which new vulnerabilities affect them - Significant cost savings as only the vulnerabilities that affect the organisation are patched Frankfurt am Main, 29 May, 2024 - According to the Qualys Trurisk Research Report, 26,447 vulnerabilities were reported in 2023*, leaving organisations asking the question: Could we be ...
Cybersecurity: Self-attack is the best Defence Security expert: "Companies should regularly attack themselves to test their cyber resilience.” Rainer M. Richter: "Today's autonomous penetration testing solutions from the cloud are affordable for every medium-sized company." With the surge of cyber threats in 2023, European companies must seek proactive solutions to confront their system security challenges. Frankfurt ...
ONEKEY: New Release of Cybersecurity Software finds the most dangerous IoT Vulnerabilities Upgrading in the war against cybercriminals with expanded protection from zero-day attacks Düsseldorf/Germany, December 8, 2022 – ONEKEY, a company specializing in the security of industrial control systems and IoT devices, is responding to the increasing activity of criminal ...
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Experts recommend: Managing Risks in the Software Supply Chain of Industrial Equipment & Products New expert whitepaper on managing risks in the software supply chain using IEC 62443 and automated software BOMs now available! Düsseldorf/Germany, September 7, 2022 – With a new cybersecurity agenda, the German government wants to improve the security of industrial ...
Extended EU RED directive enforces higher IoT security by 2024 80 percent of cyberattacks are directed against wireless devices Bad Homburg/Germany, November 9th, 2021 – The Internet of Things, i.e. especially all wireless smart devices, poses one of the greatest risks in information technology. By introducing new security requirements, the EU Commission is now significantly raising the bar for manufacturers and ...
SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland (ots) - Acronis, a global leader in cyber protection and a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Centre for Cybersecurity, shared the results of a new report released by the WEF that warns that cybersecurity failure is a “clear and present danger” and critical global threat, yet ...
Schaffhausen, Switzerland (ots) - The Schaffhausen Institute of Technology (SIT) launched the SIT Academy, an ambitious executive education program that combines Computer Science, Physics, and Business Studies. SIT Academy is built on the innovative SIT Alemira digital learning ecosystem to achieve a unique learning ...
