Blog // Security

20.10.2026 // Security
Cyberattacks do not always start with a software vulnerability. Stolen credentials, phishing, misconfigurations or malware can provide an entry point. This article explains how hacking, phishing and ransomware are connected, why initial access is often difficult to determine and what certifications and Zero Trust can contribute.
13.10.2026 // Security
Spear Phishing wirkt, weil Angriffe heute immer genauer zum Empfänger passen. Reale Namen, Rollen, Projekte und Geschäftskontexte schaffen Vertrauen; KI macht diese Personalisierung schneller und skalierbar. Der Beitrag zeigt, warum klassische Warnzeichen an Wert verlieren und welche Schutzmaßnahmen greifen müssen, wenn eine Täuschung funktioniert.
02.10.2026 // Security
IT security must keep pace with ever-faster change. AI accelerates attacks, regulatory requirements evolve, and post-quantum cryptography shows that even the foundations of security are not static. “Assume Change” explains why adaptability is becoming essential for sustainable IT security.
24.09.2026 // Security
NIS2, DORA, CRA, AI Act, Data Act, and other regulations are changing requirements for IT, security, and compliance. Our overview shows which rules already apply, which obligations will be added in the coming years, and what companies need to consider through 2030 in terms of resilience, data control, and digital infrastructure.
06.08.2026 // Security
Files shared through Microsoft Teams are stored in SharePoint or OneDrive. This article explains the implications for sensitive and business-critical data – and how netfiles Data Room provides a secure, sovereign SharePoint alternative directly within Teams.
02.07.2026 // Security
The US Supreme Court has removed the statutory dismissal protection previously afforded to commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission, strengthening presidential control over independent agencies. The ruling raises new questions about the political independence of a key enforcement authority under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. This article explains the potential consequences for transatlantic data transfers.