Document classification
Do you classify your documents? Here’s what you should consider!
Do you classify your documents? Here’s what you should consider!
Incidents such as the blackout in parts of Berlin lasting several days emphasize the importance of personal preparation for crisis and disaster. The German BBK has published checklists for this purpose. The BBK is the German Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance. Personally I don’t prefer to check off such a list on…
Most CRA conversations I have right now orbit around December 2027. That’s the wrong date to focus on first. Article 14 of the CRA – the reporting obligation for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents – applies from 11.09.2026. That’s roughly 5 months from now. And 15 months before the rest of the regulation kicks…
AI can track the time you spend on your phone during work. The post below shows an interesting demonstration of the technical capabilities. From my point of view, these kind of AI applications will be and should be a focus of a broad public discussion in the near future. AI applications will offer great opportunities,…
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has seen a significant shift towards remote working. This shift has led to an increase in virtual meetings and, as a result, the use of Bluetooth headsets for convenience. But one question arises – are these Bluetooth headsets secure? To understand the security of a typical…
In discussions with manufacturers about the Cyber Resilience Act, one recurring theme is: “Compliance is expensive.” True, implementing CRA requirements does require significant investment. However, the costs of non-compliance and incidents can be far greater – and the financial risks are often underestimated. What I’ve observed in practice: Many manufacturers focus solely on the upfront…
👩🎓 Learn another security term this Wednesday: What is an exploit?