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Three questions for... RSA Security
If investments in IT security are neglected and risks are underestimated, this often means a higher risk of a cyberattack. Vulnerabilities only become apparent when the worst comes to the worst. Ingo Schubert on important measures.
read more...Three questions for... Bechtle
Cyber attacks often come from within a company's internal infrastructure and usually result from unprotected access to networks. Christian Grusemann's credo is that timely advice and the introduction of security measures prevent such attacks.
read more...Three questions for... Emsisoft
To ensure data security in companies, there are measures that could be implemented without effort, but often fall by the wayside for reasons of convenience. This includes the selection of passwords. Christian Mairoll on human error.
read more...Three questions for... G Data Cyber Defense
In many companies, sufficient security measures to protect machines and systems are neglected. In our series "Three questions for ..." on the topic of industrial security, Hendrik Flierman describes the need to consider your own systems at an early stage.
read more...Three questions for... Phoenix Contact
Taking the necessary measures to protect against cyberattacks is given varying degrees of priority in companies. However, any negligence gives attackers a technological advantage. Dr. Lutz Jänicke reveals how damage can be reduced and avoided.
read more...Three questions for... Fraunhofer AISEC
With increasing networking, there are inevitably new points of attack for cybercrime. In our series "3 questions to ..." on the topic of industrial security, security experts explain whether German companies are sufficiently protected and where there is a need for action.
read more...The higher a company's level of networking, the greater the demands on IT security. Similarly, the risk of a cyberattack increases, against which manufacturing companies can protect themselves using specific tools. Alexander Heckl explains the possibilities.
read more...In classic films such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968) or "Back to the Future 2" (1989), video telephony, virtual reality goggles and fingerprint scanners were still crazy visions of the future. In the meantime, many technologies have become reality and the IoT has become part of everyday life.
read more...Experts warn that it is not a question of whether a company or production facility will be the target of a cyber attack, but when. The shifting attack surface for cyber attacks is creating a growing need for security solutions at the edge.
read more...The increasing networking of systems in the Internet of Things and in the self-driving vehicle of the future makes it necessary to design drive solutions that are both functionally safe and resistant to external manipulation. How can this combination be achieved?
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