AI-Driven Cybersecurity

In this podcast, Dave Maasland talks to none other than Richard Marko, CEO of ESET. From the heart of Europe, he shares how ESET has been working on digital autonomy since day one – long before it became a bu

[Members only] This week, an app to protect women has become the source of their harm: about 72,000 images – including about 13,000 user images submitted during account verification – were accessed in a bre

Amidst the excitement surrounding AI, widespread misconceptions exist about its capabilities and limitations. Let us explore more.

This week, Defense Secretary Gijs Tuinman presented the Netherlands’ new digital transformation strategy to the House of Representatives. The strategy is designed to enhance the military’s digital capabilit

Security that waits to act is already too late. So, how do we fix it?

The Dutch government has announced a €70 million investment in a new artificial intelligence factory to be established in the city of Groningen.

The cyber attack on Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) in January was largely due to known vulnerabilities and human errors, a research report by Fox-IT showed.

Implementing Privileged Access Management (PAM) in hybrid IT environments is rarely straightforward.

A new and highly evasive malware family, dubbed CoffeeLoader, has been uncovered. First detected in the wild around September 2024, the malware is designed to download and execute second-stage payloads.

The cybercriminal group Lockbit seems to have suffered a breach of their own, cybersecurity media have reported.