Just a few years ago, cybersecurity was viewed primarily as the responsibility of the IT department. Today, that approach is not only outdated but can also expose an organization to significant legal, financial, and reputational risks. As cybercriminals increasingly leverage artificial intelligence, deepfake technology, and sophisticated social engineering techniques, their Read more…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming cybersecurity—helping defenders detect threats faster while also giving cybercriminals new capabilities. Until recently, AI primarily acted as an assistant to human attackers. However, security researchers have now documented what they believe to be the world’s first ransomware operation executed end-to-end by an autonomous AI agent, Read more…
As cyber threats continue to escalate, traditional authentication methods are rapidly losing their effectiveness. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has made its position clear – the future of secure authentication lies in eliminating the weakest link: passwords. The End of the Password Era For decades, passwords have been Read more…
Imagine getting into your car, turning the key… and nothing happens.The engine is fine. The battery works. There’s fuel in the tank. And yet the car won’t start — not because it’s broken, but because someone, somewhere in the world, digitally disabled it. This is no longer science fiction. It’s Read more…
Europe is entering a new era of digital security. The NIS2 directive, whose implementation is accelerating in Poland and across the European Union, is far more than another regulatory framework. It signals a structural shift in how cybersecurity is perceived. It is no longer a technical matter handled quietly by Read more…
Europe has stopped treating cybersecurity as a topic reserved for system administrators. Today, it is an area of hard law, real sanctions, and personal liability for management boards. The NIS2 Directive and the amendment to the National Cybersecurity System Act are not just another regulation from the EU shelf. They Read more…
Cybersecurity has always been an arms race. But in the last 18–24 months, the balance of power has shifted faster than many organizations expected. The reason is simple: artificial intelligence is no longer only a defensive capability used for detection and automation. It has become a force multiplier for attackers, Read more…
Is it really possible that passwords – the foundation of online security for decades – are becoming obsolete? Microsoft just confirmed it. In the coming weeks, the company is rolling out a global change: instead of traditional passwords, Windows users will log in using passkeys. This shift affects over 1 Read more…
Just a decade ago, quantum computers were the stuff of futuristic visions and scientific debates. Today, they are no longer just experimental devices locked away in laboratories—they are becoming a real threat to global digital security. We are approaching a moment when their computational power could break everything we once Read more…
More than 65 percent of Polish companies have experienced a cybersecurity breach in the past year, according to the latest “Cybersecurity Barometer” report by KPMG. A statistic that would have been shocking a few years ago is now the new norm in the Polish business landscape. The question is no Read more…