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Practical cybersecurity advice
19 February 2026
The first 60 minutes of a cyberattack — what really happens and why every minute matters
The first hour of an attack often determines its impact. We walk through how an incident unfolds and explain why a rapid response is essential to limiting damage.
24 September 2026
What is the cost of having no 24/7 security monitoring?
A cyberattack costs more than lost data. Explore the costs of missing 24/7 security monitoring and why detection time determines the scale of losses.
22 September 2026
Registering an NIS2-covered entity — what goes in item 16?
Management receives notice of entry in Poland’s National Cybersecurity System register and a request to complete details. One field asks about an external-provider contract. Item 16 concerns an existing contract; it does not require one to be signed. The entry records contract status, while incident-handling capability depends on people, process and prompt response. Learn what to enter and when a provider helps.
27 August 2026
What is a Local Cybersecurity Centre, who can establish one, and how should SOC delivery, funding and five years of post-project operation be planned?
22 July 2026
A cyberattack starts earlier than you think: the first signs nobody notices
The first signs of a cyberattack may have appeared much earlier: an unusual sign-in, a new device, increased activity from one account, access to additional resources or a permission change. Each signal may have seemed harmless on its own. Connecting them into a sequence could have revealed the developing incident.
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