Cybersecurity events

What did a pentester find within 30 minutes of entering the network? Common organisational mistakes

What can a professional tester discover in the first 30 minutes? Explore common penetration-test findings and learn how to improve organisational resilience.

10 common findings in a NIS2 compliance audit

Organisations entering an audit usually have a convincing deployment list: firewalls, endpoint protection, backups and access control. Yet NIS2 gap analysis rarely ends with a missing device. Processes, evidence and incident response diverge. Explore ten areas where audits commonly reveal the difference between implementation and the ability to demonstrate it.

What does a cyberattack on a hospital subject to NIS2 look like?

At 07:10, the morning shift starts normally. At 08:25, a doctor cannot open a patient record; 15 minutes later registration fails; at 09:05, an administrator establishes that the intrusion began the previous night. Staff see the hospital attack only now, at the registration desk and in a consulting room without test results, after the attacker has moved through the network for many hours.

What does a cyberattack on a city council look like? An incident scenario, step by step

What does an attack on a city or municipal office involve? Explore a realistic incident scenario, its effect on public services and the role of SOC and security monitoring.

Local Cybersecurity Centres for municipalities: how to build one together and sustain it after grant funding?

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?

Why did SIEM fail to detect ransomware? Common causes and organisational mistakes

A SIEM system can analyse millions of events and still fail to stop ransomware. We explain why technology alone is not enough and which mistakes most often delay attack detection.