Thought LeadershipKnowBe4 accidentally hired North Korean hacker
The US security company KnowBe4 has revealed on its blog that it unknowingly hired a North Korean hacker. Company founder and CEO Stu Sjouwerman describes the incident as a "lesson".
Lars Becker
Cloud security startup Wiz rebuffs Google
The Israeli-American cloud security start-up Wiz has rejected tech giant Google's takeover bid of 23 billion dollars.
Best of breed approach as a future strategy for customer service?
The impending cookie phase-out, increasingly complex data protection regulations and the ongoing development of AI have made the jungle of software solutions ever denser.
Companies have to choose between numerous solutions that all pursue the same goal: Optimizing business processes.
Oracle pays multi-million settlement after lawsuit
The US technology company Oracle has agreed to pay 115 million dollars to settle a class action lawsuit for breach of privacy.
NIS 2.0 – endless bureaucracy or beneficial opportunity?
The field of "information security" is currently dealing with a new technical term - "NIS 2.0". Interested experts are realizing that the new EU Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS 2.0) is also being incorporated into national legislation.
CrowdStrike outage paralyzes company systems worldwide
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike experienced a massive system outage on Friday that affected businesses around the globe. As CrowdStrike confirmed, the outage was caused by problems with the latest update.
How Process and Task Capture help with automation
By using intelligent automation that combines Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), companies can eliminate manual, repetitive tasks and optimize their end-to-end processes.
Trello data leak: millions of emails allegedly affected
A hacker calling himself "Emo" claims to have stolen sensitive data from the popular project management tool Trello.
Management team not prepared for cyber regulations
Introduction of AI and WP.29 shows that many companies are probably not prepared for the EU Cyber Resilience Act and the EU Supply Chain Directive.
GitLab before sale? Cloud monitoring company interested
The technology industry is facing another potential major takeover: GitLab, the Google-backed provider of cloud-based software development tools, is currently considering a sale.