Cyberattacks on town halls and district offices are no longer the exception. How do municipalities protect themselves against them? And what role does the…
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AI Attacks: Have Manufacturers Lost Control?
After an OpenAI model spent several days attempting to wreak havoc on another AI company’s safeguards, Anthropic also had to admit that it had temporarily…
e-Health Platform: When penetration tests prevent bad things from happening
The “EMPOWER-TRANS*” platform offers children and adolescents with gender dysphoria, as well as their families, the opportunity to seek information,…
e-Health Platform: When penetration tests prevent bad things from happening
The “EMPOWER-TRANS*” platform offers children and adolescents with gender dysphoria, as well as their families, the opportunity to seek information,…
AI Between Compliance and Data Protection: “A Ban or Ignoring It Often Just Leads to Shadow AI”
Artificial intelligence has long been part of everyday life in many companies. This is also true at G DATA CyberDefense. Employees use AI tools for emails, presentations, or research. At the same time, like other companies, we face the challenge…
Phishing calls: How to protect yourself from fraudulent phone calls
Fraudulent calls can be unsettling and often aim to obtain sensitive data. That’s why we explain how to reliably recognize signs of a scam, respond correctly in an emergency, and protect yourself effectively. This article has been indexed from Security…
Data Protection with Foresight: Why G DATA Relies on External Support from Bitkom Consult
Data protection has long been more than just a legal obligation. In the age of AI, cloud technologies, and increasingly strict regulatory requirements, it is becoming a decisive success factor for companies. In this interview, Andreas Lüning, Executive Board Member…
“We’ve struck a chord with the new partner programme”
Specialist retailers and resellers are increasingly acting as IT security service providers and strategic partners for businesses. G DATA CyberDefense has therefore completely overhauled its partner programme. In future, it will reward not only turnover but also commitment. In this…
Mobile Security on Vacation: When Company Data Travels With You
According to a recent G DATA survey, nine out of ten vacationers use their tablet or smartphone while traveling. If company-issued devices or personal devices used for work are involved, QR codes and Bluetooth connections can pose a security risk…
Security awareness training that works: How companies truly motivate employees
Many companies invest in security awareness training—yet participation often falls short of expectations. Why is that? And what actually works in practice? This article shows how organizations can specifically foster motivation, which measures have proven effective, and how security awareness…
Browser Spy-Ons: Threat Actor’s Extension Hijack Your AI Conversations
User beware: Not every browser extension is useful, and some of them might disclose the chats you have with AI systems. This article has been indexed from Security Blog G Data Software AG Read the original article: Browser Spy-Ons: Threat…
G DATA Managed SOC in use by the town of Sundern: “We haven’t had any serious incidents so far”
Cybercrime happens around the clock – including at night, on public holidays and at weekends. Local authority IT teams struggle to ensure IT systems are monitored, particularly during off-peak hours. As a result, in the worst-case scenario, attacks remain undetected…
Deceptively Sweet: DonutLoader Reloaded in a modern Remcos RAT Infection
This post doesn’t have text content, please click on the link below to view the original article. This article has been indexed from Security Blog G Data Software AG Read the original article: Deceptively Sweet: DonutLoader Reloaded in a modern…
An AI-generated phishing attack on myself: How Cybercriminals Use ChatGPT and Similar Tools
A phishing attack that is frighteningly well tailored to me. The tone is right, the context fits, and details from my professional environment are correctly referenced. For a brief moment, everything appears credible. But I ask myself: Where does this…
“G DATA’s Security Awareness trainings have significantly increased security awareness at HBC-radiomatic”
As a globally leading manufacturer of industrial radio control systems, HBC-radiomatic has firmly embedded security awareness into its corporate culture. In this interview, Soenke Knipp, Head of IT at HBC-radiomatic, explains why the long-established company from Crailsheim in Baden-Württemberg chose…
NIS-2 in Practice: How a Managed SOC Supports Compliance with Regulatory Requirements
Implementing the requirements of the NIS 2 Directive involves more than just introducing new tools: it requires effective processes, continuous monitoring of IT systems, and specialized IT security expertise. This is precisely where the challenge lies for many companies. A…
Fake Document, Real Access: Foxit Impersonation Enables Stealth VNC Control
Attackers who impersonate trusted vendors do not only damage the reputation of the original vendor, but also cause heaps of trouble down the line. This article has been indexed from Security Blog G Data Software AG Read the original article:…
Claude Mythos: Dangers and rewards, right next to each other
A lot has already been written about Anthropic’s “Mythos.” While some welcome it and embrace the new possibilities, others are heralding the end of cybersecurity. The truth lies somewhere in between. This article has been indexed from Security Blog G…
“Implementing NIS-2 is an organizational stress test”
Many companies still do not fully have NIS-2 on their radar. Yet it is no longer just about a registration requirement. In this interview, Dr. Matthias Zuchowski, regulatory expert at G DATA CyberDefense, explains what companies need to do now,…
“Pics or it didnt happen” – What BlueHammer tells us about Vulnerability Disclosure
Last week, reports circulated about an unpatched security vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. The “BlueHammer” 0-day vulnerability allows a normal user to gain system-level privileges. Microsoft allegedly refused to accept a report about the vulnerability—because video proof was missing. This article…