IT security firm showcases solutions for greater digital self-determination at Berlin’s technology fair Who do we trust with our digital living room? This is a question we’re asking ourselves more and more often – certainly when a new smart TV, router or streaming...
Why the quality, visibility and governance of enterprise data increasingly determine whether generative AI delivers value
Adrian Knapp is founder and CEO of APARAVI (Source: APARAVI) Generative AI has become a strategic priority for companies across almost every industry. The debate usually focuses on more powerful large language models, new agentic systems or the return on investment of...
Genetec study shows: Physical security is more than just theft prevention for retailers
Retailers use physical security to improve operational processes, ensure staff safety and modernise outdated infrastructure Genetec Inc., an international provider of physical security software for businesses, has published the retail sector findings of its ‘2026...
PCS unveils new generation of INTUS hardware for secure access control
With new access control managers and cloud-enabled time and attendance terminals, PCS Systemtechnik is aligning its INTUS portfolio more closely with cybersecurity, flexible IT infrastructures and cloud applications. The new generation of hardware will make its debut...
Cheap Credentials, Expensive Consequences: Europe’s Identity Security Problem
Dark-web markets show how ordinary email, cloud and social-media accounts have become low-cost commodities — and why European organisations need to rethink identity security The economics of cybercrime can be deceptively mundane. On underground marketplaces, a...
When the Attackers Become the Weakest Link: StopAndProtect Exposes a Global Cybercrime Infrastructure
An operational security failure has given researchers an unusually detailed view inside a large-scale cybercrime operation. The newly uncovered StopAndProtect campaign combines compromised WordPress websites, ClickFix social engineering, data theft and ransomware in a...
Hotel Wi-Fi as an Attack Surface: How Travellers Can Protect Devices and Corporate Data
Whether on a business trip, holiday, or conference, hotel Wi-Fi has become as routine as the room key. This familiarity is precisely what makes public networks attractive to attackers. In late July 2026, Microsoft Threat Intelligence reported a campaign referred to as...
Building Management Systems Emerge as a Blind Spot in AI Data Centre Security
TrendAI identifies thousands of publicly accessible control systems near US data centres – with implications for Europe’s AI infrastructure As artificial intelligence drives a new wave of data centre construction, cybersecurity strategies are increasingly focused on...
AI in IT Operations: Autonomy Requires Verifiable Evidence
Companies are accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in IT operations. Yet as systems evolve from analytical tools into autonomous actors, data quality, traceability and tightly controlled access rights become increasingly critical. A NETSCOUT survey...
Sony AS-DT1 brings compact 3D LiDAR technology to robotics and automation
With the AS-DT1, Sony is expanding its range of compact 3D sensors for autonomous and automated systems. The LiDAR depth sensor combines direct time-of-flight technology with SPAD sensor technology, achieves indoor measurement ranges of up to 40 metres and delivers...




