by Nadja | Apr 29, 2021 | Cyber Preparedness, News
Including the human factor in cyber security to minimize the pain of ransomware attacks by building emotional firewalls. When we help people overcome the impulse of fear, decisions based on reason can prevail. Until two years ago, cybersecurity was primarily used as a... 
by Nadja | Feb 4, 2021 | Cyber Preparedness
Visible costs of cyber attacks should send shivers up our spine, but the invisible costs have much longer ramifications and ripple effects on the well-being of our global economies and societies. With the exponential move to remote working due to the pandemic,... 
by Nadja | Feb 3, 2021 | Cyber Preparedness
By Alejandro Fernández-Cernuda Díaz February 2, 2021 On November 19, 2020, the last session of Cyber Transformations took place with a simulation exercise for the regional units of Eastern Europe and Asia. It was the fifth webinar of the series, jointly designed... 
by Nadja | Dec 18, 2020 | Cyber Preparedness
I remember when we got our first computer. I was 13-year-old. Although in my mind it looked like a Macintosh, it was a second-hand computer like the ones you saw at the doctor’s practice. At that time, it felt exhilarating to have an electronic device at all! ... 
by Nadja | Dec 11, 2020 | Cyber Preparedness
What’s the correlation between protecting your cyber preparedness and readiness strategy and emotional intelligence ? That’s what we exercised and discussed today as part of WSBI-ESBG and Global Cyber Alliance regional training webinar for Central Europe and Asia.... 
by Nadja | Nov 15, 2020 | Cyber Preparedness
Working through the cloud and on virtual networks brings specific vulnerabilities, such as cyber attacks—more due to human error than working through the cloud itself. For example, in the UK alone, human error caused 90% of cyber data breaches in 2019, according to a...
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