The Long-Awaited Upgrade: NIS2 and what it means for cybersecurity

At this point it is old news, but this year NIS2 will finally move from being a theory to impacting everyday life of organizations, as Member States must transpose the Directive into applicable, national law by 17 October 2024. The European Directive requires Member States to adopt laws that will improve the cyberresilience of organizations within the EU and impacts organizations that are defined as “operators of essential services”. Under NIS 1, EU member states could still choose what this meant, but to ensure more consistent application, NIS2 has set out its own definition. Rather than making a distinction between operators of essential services and digital service providers, NIS2 defines a new list of the following sectors:

Cyber Trends 2024 is Out Now

It's here - Muninn Cyber Trends 2024. Our ultimate guide to all hot topics within cybersecurity.

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Why People, Not Just Hackers, Are Your Biggest Cybersecurity Risk

In a time where data is as valuable as gold, the frequency of data breaches has become a concerning reality. While advanced hacking methods get more media attention, organizations are ramping up their cybersecurity measures. These measures often include evaluating system vulnerabilities, fortifying firewalls, scrutinizing email security, and optimizing identity and access management. However, one crucial component of the attack surface is frequently neglected: the human element. This oversight has led to a surge in threat actors exploiting human vulnerabilities, making it a top method for initial access into systems.

Guide: 5 Essential Steps to Navigate a Cyberattack

Cybercrime comes in various ways. I can cause immediate disruptions like network slowdowns and unsolicited spam emails sent from your account. Data breaches or other attacks might only come to light when an external party notifies you or the cybercriminal itself contacts you. In Denmark alone, there have been over 8,000 registered data breaches annually across various industries in the past three years. Regardless of the nature, swift and strategic action is crucial. In particular small to medium-sized businesses grapple with the increasing menace of cyberattacks. Should you find yourself in a situation like this, we've have put together a guide to steer you through the aftermath of a cyberattack:

The Rise of Hacktivism: How the geopolitical situation is driving change in the digital landscape

Cybersecurity Staff Shortage Sparks Crisis as Organizations Struggle to Meet Growing Threats