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Imagine an internal AI agent that prepares materials for a sales team. It searches SharePoint, reads data from the CRM, creates documents and can send emails through a connector. Each of these capabilities is useful and, on its own, does not appear dangerous. The problem arises when the agent receives an incorrect instruction, directly from … Continued

The diagnosis is clear: the amendment to the Commercial Register Act opened access to the Collection of Deeds without any meaningful filter, exposing individuals to a direct risk of identity theft and misuse of signature specimens, national identification numbers and scans of identity documents of company representatives. There are already police cases in which such … Continued

Your security team receives an alert: a critical vulnerability in a product you may be using is already being actively exploited. Not theoretically. Not as a distant risk. Attacks are already happening in the wild, and you do not yet know whether your environment has been affected. What now? Patch, investigate a potential compromise, isolate … Continued

New threats do not change the principles of security. They change how those principles are applied. The fundamental principles of cybersecurity have not changed over the past five years. However, the rapid development of artificial intelligence, growing geopolitical tensions, the digitisation of public and organisational services, and new regulation are fundamentally changing the environment in … Continued

NIS2 is often described as another regulatory requirement for companies. In practice, however, it changes much more than documentation or legal compliance. For organisations operating across multiple countries, it becomes a coordination project involving legal, security, IT, manufacturing, management, procurement and local teams. Lucia Žvačeková from Mitsubishi Chemical Group explains how NIS2 changes the way … Continued