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CRA in Practice: Does It Apply to Your Product? What You Need to Know and Where to Start
Do you develop software or digital products? The CRA introduces new obligations, some of which are already in effect. Find out who they apply to and how to prepare.
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Security Policies: What Do You Really Need?
Písanie How many security policies does your organisation really need? Discover the key areas to cover, how to establish rules that work in practice, and how Tazilla can help with security documentation.
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E-mail Threats Still Work in 2026: Here’s Why
Email remains the #1 cyberattack vector in 2026. Learn why phishing and BEC scams still work – and how organizations can defend against them.
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Black Hats vs. White Hats: How Hackers Break and Fix the Internet
Not all hackers are criminals – some help protect us.
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Martin Rusina: Marathons and Cybersecurity Have More in Common Than You Might Think
Slovak national marathon champion and cybersecurity ambassador Martin Rusina talks about discipline, endurance, and long-term strategy in both sport and IT.
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NIS2 made clear: When a Risk Has No Owner, the Incident Takes Over
NIS2 is not about paperwork. It’s about ownership and decision-making when incidents happen.
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NIS2 made clear: Why Many Organizations Are Wrong About Whether NIS2 Applies to Them
NIS2 is not triggered by official notifications. It is triggered by reality. Here’s why many organizations get it wrong.
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NIS2 made clear: When a Risk Has No Owner, the Incident Takes Over
NIS2 is not about paperwork. It’s about ownership and decision-making when incidents happen.
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NIS2 Made Clear: Training That Doesn’t Change Behavior Is a Risk
Training that ends with a passed test but fails to change real-world behavior is not compliance – it is a hidden risk.
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NIS2 made clear: Not Every Cyber Risk Is Technical
Not every cyber incident starts as a technical problem. Under NIS2, cyber risk is about business impact, service continuity, and responsibility – not just firewalls and tools.
