MFA That People Actually Use: Why Security Fails When the Login Experience Is Terrible Multi-factor authentication has become a standard part of modern cybersecurity. And for good reason. Passwords alone are no longer enough to protect business systems, especially when employees access applications from different devices, locations and networks. MFA adds an extra layer of…
Remote Support for Kiosks, POS and Field Devices: How to Reduce Site Visits Without Losing Control Not every business-critical device sits on an employee’s desk. Many organisations depend on devices that are spread across stores, branches, warehouses, reception areas, vehicles or remote sites. These may include kiosks, POS systems, barcode scanners, tablets, rugged devices, digital…
Secure File Transfer vs Encrypted Email: What’s the Difference and When Do You Need Each? Sharing files is part of everyday business. Contracts, invoices, HR documents, customer data, financial information and technical reports move between people, departments, partners and customers every day. The question is not whether your organisation shares sensitive information. The real question…
Device Onboarding: How IT Teams Can Prepare Labs, Offices and Shared Devices Faster Preparing a new device sounds simple.. until you need to prepare twenty, fifty or two hundred of them. For IT teams, device onboarding is rarely just about turning on a computer and creating a user account. It often includes installing applications,…
Online Risk Signals in Schools: What Technology Can Help Detect Before It Becomes a Crisis Schools are responsible for much more than delivering lessons. They are also places where students should feel safe, supported and seen. As more learning, communication and social interaction happens online, this responsibility increasingly extends into digital spaces too. Students…
Fresh from KMWorld, we join Illuminating Information to discuss Ethical and Responsible AI in knowledge workflows. From hallucinations and enterprise risk to RAG, Agentic RAG, and trustworthy AI systems, this episode explores what organizations need to build AI people can truly rely on. 💡 Governing AI in practice, from enterprise frameworks to shadow…
La direttiva NIS2 dell’UE è la normativa sulla sicurezza informatica più importante nella storia europea. Si applica a circa 160.000 entità in 18 settori critici, ritiene i vertici aziendali personalmente responsabili in caso di non conformità e impone multe fino a 10 milioni di euro o al 2% del fatturato annuo globale. Per gli operatori…
Συμμόρφωση με το NIS2: Γιατί η Απομακρυσμένη Πρόσβαση Είναι η Κρίσιμη Απαίτηση Η οδηγία NIS2 της Ευρωπαϊκής Ένωσης αποτελεί τη σημαντικότερη νομοθετική πρωτοβουλία στον τομέα της κυβερνοασφάλειας στην ευρωπαϊκή ιστορία. Εφαρμόζεται σε περίπου 160.000 οργανισμούς που δραστηριοποιούνται σε 18 κρίσιμους τομείς, καθιστά τα ανώτερα διοικητικά στελέχη προσωπικά υπεύθυνα για περιπτώσεις μη συμμόρφωσης και προβλέπει…
A clear definition for organizations working in regulated, high-security, and compliance-focused environments, and the reasons why the difference between sovereign remote access and secure remote access is increasingly legally enforceable. “Sovereign remote access” is appearing with increasing frequency in procurement documents, regulatory frameworks, and security architecture reviews. Organizations encounter it as a requirement before they…
It wasn’t long ago that the main worry for school IT teams was a broken printer or a forgotten password. Today, things are much more serious. As we move through 2026, cybercriminals are targeting schools and colleges more than ever before. Recent figures show that attacks on the education sector have jumped by 63% globally in just…