
"Cat and mouse game" with cyber criminals
Anyone who uses the internet can also fall victim to attacks. The cybercriminal scene is growing - and with it the danger for companies and authorities, says a security expert.
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Anyone who uses the internet can also fall victim to attacks. The cybercriminal scene is growing - and with it the danger for companies and authorities, says a security expert.

Schneider Electric and BitSight are pooling their expertise to make OT systems more resilient to cyber risks. Other OT providers are also invited to take part in the project.

Advancing digitalization is placing new demands on companies. It is no longer enough to use the internet for operations, companies must also arm themselves against digital attacks: not all business leaders in the North East are aware of this.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to separate functions that take place in the cloud from functions that are executed at the edge - both worlds are becoming more and more completely dependent on each other. What security risks does this create and how can they be eliminated?

Companies will need new cybersecurity approaches in 2023 as criminals continue to develop their attacks in line with the state of the art. Security expert Imperva provides an overview of seven cyber security issues that companies should be prepared for in 2023.
Systematically maintaining the cyber security of products in the field over the entire product life cycle is the task of PSIRT - the Product Security Incident Response Teams.

Interview with Michael Walser, Sematicon
How vulnerable are OT environments? Companies can get an idea at the ISH at Munich Airport. Michael Walser, CTO at Sematicon, explains which risks companies should be aware of.

The Information Security Hub (ISH) at Munich Airport is an immersive training facility where cyberattacks are simulated. Marc Lindike, Head of Information Security Assurance at Munich Airport, explains the aims of this unique environment in an interview.
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Interview with Gregory Boucaud
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