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16/10/2026 DeepSec: AI Can Find Vulnerabilities. But Who Verifies the Findings? 15/10/2026 Critical Communications: From Radio Call to Operational Record 15/10/2026 Biometrics: From Face Matching to...

Smart Cities as an Economic Factor: Why Digital Urban Development is Increasingly Becoming a Matter of Location Policy

Digital urban development is often associated with more efficient administrative processes, intelligent traffic management or improved public participation. However, the economic dimension of smart...

HR departments reduce fraud risks by up to 70 per cent through structured preliminary checks.

New data from the DACH region shows that automated pre-screenings are particularly effective against identity fraud and falsified qualifications. Fraud in recruiting has long been a measurable...

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DeepSec Vienna: AI Can Find Vulnerabilities. But Who Verifies the Findings?

As large language models become increasingly capable of identifying software vulnerabilities, the cybersecurity industry faces a more fundamental challenge: turning automated discoveries into...

Drone Security Risks: Protection Begins Before Countermeasures

Drones can penetrate security perimeters, disrupt operations and unsettle organisations without carrying out a direct attack. A new one-day VdS course in Cologne on 7 December 2026 will examine how...

Klüh Security expands technology portfolio through Verkada partnership

The German security services provider is adding a cloud-based platform to its portfolio of locally hosted video security solutions. The move gives customers a choice of architectures to suit their...

Society & Politics

Wildfire Risk Before Ignition: Low-Cost Leaf Sensor Could Strengthen Prevention

Effective wildfire prevention begins before smoke rises. Yet one of the factors influencing fire danger – the moisture content of vegetation – remains difficult and costly to measure in the field....

AI-Powered Home Monitoring Could Help Older People Live Independently – Without Cameras

For older people living alone, a fall or sudden medical emergency can go unnoticed for hours. Researchers at Nottingham Trent University, working with British technology company Integrated System...

DIN EN IEC 62676-4: Video Security Starts with the Security Objective

More megapixels do not automatically mean better security. The forthcoming DIN EN IEC 62676-4:2026-10, due for publication in October 2026, starts from a more fundamental question: what task is the...

Products and Solutions

Critical Infrastructure Resilience Has a Physical Layer: Why Industrial Door Systems Matter Worldwide

Critical infrastructure protection is often associated with cybersecurity, power supply, communications and advanced access-control technologies. Yet the continuity of an essential service can...

Germany’s SPD Wants an AI Threat Centre — But Berlin’s Long-Term Cyber Strategy Is Far From Settled

Germany’s Social Democrats want artificial intelligence to be treated increasingly as a national-security issue. A policy paper by SPD lawmakers calls for a European-linked AI threat centre at the...

When AI Starts Acting: Why Enterprises Need to Rethink Security Architecture

AI agents are evolving from digital assistants into active components of enterprise IT. They can operate applications, call APIs, modify files, develop software and increasingly perform...